Society for Clinical Research Sites (SCRS)

The Society for Clinical Research Sites (SCRS) is the leading advocacy organization dedicated to unifying the voice of the global clinical research site community. Representing more than 11,000+ sites in 54 countries, SCRS facilitates industry collaborations and conversations dedicated to site-focused advocacy, education, mentorship and connection. SCRS founder Christine Pierre described the founding principle of the organization: “They are all aware that as an industry They currently have an unsustainable model - for all stakeholders. Sites represent the largest number of providers to the industry; therefore, their impact on this process cannot be underestimated. Sites have long been the silent partner in the research enterprise, and SCRS ensures they are no longer passive participants by catalyzing dialogue with industry leaders and working to find solutions through collaboration.”

Companies that sponsor or support the work conducted by clinical research sites will benefit from collaborating with SCRS through participation in SCRS’ corporate programs. Their collaboration demonstrates a commitment to building a stronger site partnership, recognizing the importance of the site’s voice, and providing their company with intellectual capital to best position them for success.

SCRS founder Christine Pierre described the founding principle of the organization: “They are all aware that as an industry They currently have an unsustainable model - for all stakeholders. Sites represent the largest number of providers to the industry; therefore, their impact on this process cannot be underestimated. Sites have long been the silent partner in the research enterprise, and SCRS ensures they are no longer passive participants by catalyzing dialogue with industry leaders and working to find solutions through collaboration.”

Mission:
Unify the voice of the global clinical research site community for greater site sustainability.

SCRS’ Guiding Ethical Principles:
SCRS Mission is to foster the sustainability of clinical research sites, for the benefit of sites and other industry stakeholders. While we gratefully accept funds provided by organizations to support SCRS’ mission, Their projects and results are transparent and independent of funding sources.

• All awards and recognition are determined by confidential votes and are not influenced by the donation of funds to SCRS.
• They undertake research projects only if we believe it will further Their mission.
• They determine the means of executing any research project or study, rather than following the directives of any outside funding source.
• They publish the outcomes of Their research to Their members and other interested parties, regardless of whether the outcomes are perceived as favorable to any of our contributors.