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Julia Brown |
Leeds Institute of Clinical Trials Research |
1) Complex interventions trial design and analysis: Supervisors Julia Brown, Amanda Farrin, Dr Rebecca Walwyn 2) Design of experiments:Supervisors Julia Brown, Dr Rebecca Walwyn 3) Early-phase cancer trial designs: Supervisors Julia Brown, Dr Sarah Brown 4) Adaptive trial design and analysis: Supervisors Julia Brown, Dr David Cairns, Dr Dena Howard 5) Surrogate outcome measure development and evaluation: Julia Brown, Dr David Cairns, Dr Sarah Brown 6) Applied health informatics / routine data alongside clinical trials a) In cancer: Supervisors Julia Brown, Dr David Cairns b) In complex intervention evaluationSupervisors: Julia Brown, Amanda Farrin |
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Gillian Lancaster |
Keele Clinical Trials Unit |
Biostatistics in randomised trials Methods of pilot and feasibility trials Prognosis research Stratified care trial design and methods Systematic review methods including IPD metaanalysis Big data / electronic health record research and epidemiology |
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James Capenter |
MRC Clinical Trials Unit - University College London |
The CTU has a strong, programme of methodological activity and can support a wide range of methodology relative to the design, analysis and conduct clinical trials. This includes novel multi-arm multi-stage designs and non-inferioirity designs; meta-analysis methodology; methodology for missing trial outcomes and effective use of routine electronic health records in trials. In addition, we are closely linked to both the MSc in clinical trials at UCL, and the MSc in medical statistics at the LSHTM, and already provide projects and supervision for students in both programmes. |
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Caroline Murphy |
King's Clinical Trials Unit |
0207 848 5273 |
1. Trials of complex interventions: quality control and adaptive designs 2. Efficient development of databases 3. Long term follow up 4. Efficacy designs to reduce non compliance 5. Trials within cohort studies |
Ann Marie Swart |
Norwich Clinical Trials Unit |
We have a Health Economics MSc and are able to offer training in health economic evaluation alongside clinical trials (Jenny Whitty and David Turner). We can also offer an MSc in health research methods alongside broad training in trial design and delivery (Matthew Hammond). We have experts in process evaluation and qualitative methods and can provide practical training in these areas (Jamie Murdoch). We have expertise in complex interventions, drug and device trials. |
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Anna Maria Geretti |
Brighton and Sussex Medical School (BSMS) Clinical Trials Unit |
The area that we will be able to support is translational research in the area of virology / infectious diseases - with a focus on blood borne viruses (HIV and viral hepatitis) - and including a Global Health aspect. The possible applications span field work (including point of care diagnostics and outreach initiatives to bring testing to hard-to-reach populations), epidemiology and statistics (including systematic reviews and meta-analyses), identification of biomarkers of disease and treatment outcomes (including laboratory sciences in the area of virology), database management, research methodologies, research governance and ethics, networking and research partnerships, and liaisons with industrial partners. |
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Chris Metcalfe |
Bristol Randomised Trials Collaboration |
The Bristol Randomised Trials Collaboration has strengths in the design, conduct and analysis of pragmatic trials of interventions in clinical areas including public health, primary care, oncology, community psychiatry, child and adolescent health, neurology, and urology. We work with a broad team of methodologists, who are experienced in supervising pre-doctoral, doctoral and post-doc research fellows in the fields of medical statistics, health economics, and clinical trial design. We work closely with the Bristol Clinical Trials and Evaluation Unit, under the umbrella of the Bristol Trials Centre, allowing opportunities for fellows to work with senior methodologists across the two units. |
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Chris Rogers |
Bristol Clinical Trials and Evaluation Unit |
We are a clinical trials unit with a particular interest in conducted in a hospital setting, including surgery. The fellow would join a team of methodologists (statisticians, trials, health economists) with extensive experience in the design, conduct and analysis of trials. The fellow would have the opportunity to be gain experience in all aspects of the life-cycle of a trial and in the use of routine data (e.g. hospital episode statistics) in a trial context. |
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Chris Partlett |
Nottingham Clinical Trials Unit |
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Dan Hind |
Sheffield Clinical Trials Unit |
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David Harrison |
Intensive Care National Audit & Research Centre |
no entry |
Contact for information |
David Torgerson |
York Trials Unit |
We are happy to support Fellowships in: Medical Statistics; Clinical Trial Design; Mixed Methods and Qualitative Research |
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Ly Mee Yu |
Primary Care Clinical Trials Unit, part of the Oxford Primary Care and Vaccines Collaborative Clinical Trials Unit |
Contact for information |
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Nick Freemantle |
Comprehensive Clinical Trials Unit at University College London |
CCTU is happy to act as a host for these fellowships (and we have experience of other similar schemes such as in mental health research). We have particular support to offer in statistics and operations across the range of trial designs (phase 1 through 4). A suitable fellow could be involved with the development of specific projects to provide relevant experience of all aspects of the statistics and operations of clinical trials. |
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Gareth Griffiths |
Southampton Clinical Trials Unit |
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Gavin Murphy |
Leicester Clinical Trials Unit |
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Nadine Foster |
Keele Clinical Trials Unit |
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Simon Gates |
Cancer Research UK Clinical Trials Unit- Birmingham |
no entry |
Contact for information |
Siobhan Creanor |
Peninsula Clinical Trials Unit- University of Plymouth |
Contact for information |
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Apostolos Fakis |
Derby Clinical Trials Unit |
Derby CTSU would be very pleased to host such a Fellowship and we would be able to provide support in the areas of Medical Statistics, Clinical Trial Design and Operational Research. |
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Victoria Cornelius |
Imperial Clinical Trials Unit |
Dr Victoria Cornelius would be pleased to supervise fellows who are interested in undertaking training and projects in clinical trials, network meta-analysis, Individual Patient Data Meta-Analysis and drug safety. Clinical areas include including dermatology, allergy, asthma, critical care and mental health. Fellows interested in learning more about ‘digital trials’, both as an intervention and the use of routinely collected data in trial are also encouraged. Professor Toby Prevost would be pleased to supervise fellows interested in undertaking projects in statistical methods for repeated measures in clinical trials. He works across a number of clinical areas including ophthalmology, cancer, surgery and cardiovascular studies. |
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Vikki Hughes |
Papworth Trials Unit Collaboration |
We would be willing and able to support fellows in Medical Statistics, Clinical Trial Design, and Health Economics. Our Supervisors would include Dr Sofia Villar (Statistician) and Prof Julia Fox-Rushby (Health Economics). |
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XinxueLiu |
Oxford Vaccine group, part of the Oxford Primary Care and Vaccines Collaborative Clinical Trials Unit |
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Irwin Nazareth Greta Rait |
Priment Clinical Trials Unit at University College London |
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Carrol Gamble |
Liverpool Clinical Trials Collaborative |
no entry |
Statistics, Clinical Trials, Health Informatics, Core Outcome Set Methods |
Sandra Eldridge |
Pragmatic Clinical Trials Unit |
The Pragmatic Clinical Trials Unit is a UK Clinical Research Collaboration [http://www.ukcrc.org/] (UKCRC) registered, and NIHR [https://www.nihr.ac.uk/] (NIHR) funded unit at the forefront of the science and execution of pragmatic clinical trials [https://www.qmul.ac.uk/pctu/pragmatic-clinicaltrials/#d.en.379384] with direct relevance for practice. We work across many different clinical areas with a particular focus on primary care [https://www.qmul.ac.uk/pctu/about-us/clinicalstrengths-and-studies/primary-care/], mental health [https://www.qmul.ac.uk/pctu/about-us/clinicalstrengths-and-studies/mental-health/], women's health [https://www.qmul.ac.uk/pctu/aboutus/clinical-strengths-and-studies/womens-health/], colorectal surgery [https://www.qmul.ac.uk/pctu/about-us/clinicalstrengths-and-studies/colorectal-surgery/] We have specific methodological strengths in cluster randomised trials, stepped wedge designs, trials within cohorts, re-randomisation, and pilot and feasibility studies. |