St. Nicholas Hospital Research Ethics Committee (SNH-REC)

Advancing Research

Protecting Participants

At St. Nicholas Hospital, we are committed to advancing healthcare through high-quality, evidence-based research conducted to the highest ethical standards. Our research programmes support innovation, improve patient care, and contribute to medical knowledge across a broad range of clinical specialties.

The St. Nicholas Hospital Research Ethics Committee (SNH-REC) provides independent ethical review and oversight of all research involving human participants. The Committee is dedicated to safeguarding the rights, dignity, safety, and well-being of research participants while facilitating responsible and impactful research.

Our Responsibilities

The SNH-REC

Reviews and approves research involving human participants before commencement

Ensures that research is scientifically and ethically sound.

Protects the rights, safety, privacy, and welfare of research participants

Conducts continuing oversight of approved research throughout its duration.

Ensures compliance with the National Code of Health Research Ethics and other applicable national and international ethical guidelines.

Who Should Apply?

Researchers who intend to conduct studies at St. Nicholas Hospital, including:

how to apply

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Step 1

Prepare your research protocol and all required supporting documents.

Step 2

Submit your application to the St. Nicholas Hospital Research Ethics Committee.

Step 3

The Committee will review your submission and communicate its decision or request any required modifications.

Step 4

Approved studies will be monitored throughout the research period to ensure continued ethical compliance.

Contact the Research Ethics Committee

St. Nicholas Hospital Research Ethics Committee (SNH-REC)

snh-rec@saintnicholashospital.com

We welcome enquiries from researchers and collaborators interested in conducting ethically sound, high-quality research at St. Nicholas Hospital.

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