Emerging Changes in the Management of Clinical Trials in NHS Organisations

By Roger Bullock, Principal Investigator and Director and Charlotte Rose, Business Manager at the Kingshill Research Centre

Dr Roger Bullock is the Principal Investigator and Director at the Kingshill Research Centre and has over 10 years' clinical trials experience. He is also Consultant and Manager of the Old Age Psychiatry Department, Swindon in the Avon and Wiltshire Mental Health Care Partnership NHS Trust. Dr Bullock completed his preclinical medical training at Oxford University, gaining an BA (Hons) in Physiological Sciences in 1978 (converted to MA in 1985). This was followed by clinical medical training at St Bartholomew's in London. In 1990, Dr Bullock undertook postgraduate psychiatric training including higher specialist training in geriatric psychiatry. He is now sharing his experience and knowledge by acting as Speciality Tutor in Old Age Psychiatry for Wessex and Associate Professor for St George's University Teaching Hospital, Grenada.


Charlotte Rose has worked at the Kingshill Research Centre for five years as a Business Manager and is about to complete an MBA at Bath University. Prior to this post she has worked in the food and health group at the Consumers Association as a freelance Market Analyst and as a Retail Manager. She has a BSc in Chemistry and an MA in Applied Social and Market Research.