BOPA-PRUK Research Award 2017 – now open for applications

BOPA and Pharmacy Research UK (PRUK) are delighted to announce that the funding round for 2017 is now open and applicants have until the 3rd May 2017 to submit their application.

The BOPA-PRUK Research Award (jointly funded by the British Oncology Pharmacy Association (BOPA) and PRUK) is designed for pharmacy professionals in oncology and haematology to undertake research projects in translational and health service related to oncology and haematology pharmacy, with a focus on patient benefit.

For more information, appropriate application forms and guidance documents please see the PRUK Awards and Bursaries web page or contact [email protected].

 

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