A recent peer-review article published in the “Pharmaceutical Medicine” with co-authorship of Professor Ricardo Fernandes, STAND4Kids Project Lead is already available. This article entitled “The conect4children (c4c) Consortium: Potential for Improving European Clinical Research into Medicines for Children” illustrates the importance of the connect4children consortium mission on promoting pediatric clinical research for the development of...Continue Reading

Today it was held a great meeting between the conect4children Network Infrastructure Office (NIO) with the team of the University of Liverpool and the STAND4Kids National Hub team! Promoting collaboration and network to facilitate the development of new drugs and other therapies for the entire pediatric population.Continue Reading

The STAND4Kids team participated at the c4c General Assembly that was held in Ghent, Belgium, from 13rd to 15th june 2022. During these days productive discussions took place around the progress and the future legacy of the conect4children consortium.Continue Reading

The conect4children produced two flyers on the importance of this pan-European clinical network for better medicines for babies, children and young people. You can access the flyers in the list below: Flyer for patients;Flyer for health professionals.Continue Reading

Under the scope of the International Clinical Trials Day in 2022, the STAND4Kids team participated in a conference dedicated to the theme “Clinical Research in Portugal” that was held in 19th May at the Rectory of the University of Porto, in Portugal. This conference organized by the Agency for Clinical Research and Biomedical Innovation (AICIB)...Continue Reading

On 18th April it was held the second meeting of the YPAG Lisboa group with the support of the STAND4Kids National Hub. In this meeting 11 children and young people participated with the aim of sharing perspectives and experiences on clinical research activities. The YPAG Lisboa group is a group with children and young people...Continue Reading