The EASE trial is recruiting from stroke hospital sites nationally. If you are interested in taking part, or know someone who is, please telephone 01603 591400 or email [email protected]

Are you aged 18 or over? Have you sustained a stroke? Do you suffer sudden onset, uncontrollable crying, or laughter episodes since the stroke? Post-stroke emotionalism is a common problem and at UEA we are conducting ground-breaking clinical research to find an effective medical treatment.

Proud to see the impact the AiDAPT trial has had www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home...

Pleased to announce that Kelly Grant (a Statistician at NCTU) has recently published with Steven Julious in Statistical Methods in Medical Research, highlighting that the conditional frailty model is recommended when recurrent events are a study outcome for clinical trials doi.org/10.1177/0962...

1/4 Rapid molecular diagnostic tests for pathogens and resistance genes may improve antibiotic prescribing decisions and stewardship. However, clinicians’ desire to protect their patient with an antibiotic often overrides more distal concerns about possible resistance selection,

The project will examine current practice, develop guidance for researchers, and pilot an e-learning resource for researchers & ethics committee members.

This 19-month post would suit mixed-methods researchers with a keen interest in methodology & inclusion vacancies.uea.ac.uk/vacancies/13...

We’re #hiring!!

Norwich CTU is looking to appoint a Senior Research Associate to work on a unique NIHR-funded grant focussing on the inclusion of disabled people in clinical trials.

The PRACTICALs study is a new collaboration between Norwich CTU, UEA and Disability Rights UK.

We work with partners across the UK to deliver high quality studies, and have held full registration status from @ukctunetwork.bsky.social since 2013. We have a large and established portfolio of studies within core areas of strength which reflect the interests of our world-class researchers.

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Norwich Clinical Trials Unit (NCTU) supports clinical research from beginning to end: developing funding applications, study design, management, quality assurance, analysis and reporting.