| Jargon | Description |
|---|---|
| Joint-Sponsor |
Where two or more organisations share a significant interest in a study, they may elect to act as joint-sponsors. |
| Journal |
A journal is a regular publication in which researchers formally report the results of their research to people who share a similar interest or experience. Each journal usually specialises in one particular topic area. The BMJ (British Medical Journal), British Journal of Social Work and The Lancet are examples of journals. |
A connected and experienced group of people aiming to influence regional NHS strategy by presenting patient, carer and family perspectives.