Event
Seminar about the ALF evaluation
The Swedish Research Council arrange a seminar on the upcoming evaluation of the quality of clinical research conducted in the regions that are subject to the ALF agreement. The purpose of the seminar is to inform about the upcoming evaluation. The regions and universities affected by the evaluation are invited to identify uncertainties and questions that need to be clarified.
Date
21 January 2022
Time
9.30–12.45
Place
Digital meeting.
Registration
Registration is avaliable for the regions and universities affected by the evaluation.
Programme
9.30–12.45
Welcome
Host together with Madeleine Durbeej-Hjalt Secretary General for Medicine and Health at the Swedish Research Council
Introduction to the evaluation
Jeanette Johansen at the Swedish Research Council
Panel 3 – evaluation of the prerequisites for clinical research
Maria Bergström at the Swedish Research Council
Panel chairman
Panel 2 – evaluation of the clinical significance and societal impact of the clinical research
Gustav Hansson at the Swedish Research Council
Panel chairman
Panel 1 – evaluation of the quality of the scientific output
Andreas Krigh at the Swedish Research Council
Panel chairman
Q&A
Lead by host
Conclusions and summary of seminar
Lead by host and Madeleine Durbeej-Hjalt
More information about the evaluation of research quality in the ALF regions
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