by Evangelos Georgiou
17. April 2013 09:36
http://www.alltrials.net/
It’s time all clinical trial results are reported. Patients, researchers, pharmacists, doctors and regulators everywhere will benefit from publication of clinical trial results. Wherever you are in the world please sign the petition:
Thousands of clinical trials have not reported their results; some have not even been registered.
Information on what was done and what was found in these trials could be lost forever to doctors and researchers, leading to bad treatment decisions, missed opportunities for good medicine, and trials being repeated.
All trials past and present should be registered, and the full methods and the results reported.
We call on governments, regulators and research bodies to implement measures to achieve this.
by Caroline Murphy
12. August 2011 15:20
The Clinical Trials Unit can now offer comprehensive support to trials across all disease areas in King's Health Partners which are funded by NIHR HTA, NIHR EME, NIHR SDO, NIHR PHR, NIHR HSR. Other trials may be accepted onto the portfolio for comprehensive support on a case by case basis - please contact Caroline Murphy caroline.murphy@kcl.ac.uk to discuss. Any trial across King's Health Partner or externally may access discrete services such as web based randomisation or web based electronic data capture using the InferMed MACRO system.
For further information please see:
CTU Randomisation services.pdf (226.53 kb)
CTU Data entry system services.pdf (226.72 kb)
CTU Trial management services.pdf (223.84 kb)
CTU Data management services.pdf (224.05 kb)
CTU Trial statistician services.pdf (224.26 kb)
Tags: Clinical Trials, Clinical Trials Unit, CTU, UKCRC, UK Clinical Research Collaboration, King's Health Partners, Unit for Medical Statistics, Department of Biostatistics, South London and Maudsley NHS Trust, King's College Hospital, GSTT
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by Caroline Murphy
10. May 2011 10:28
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The King's Trials Partnership (KTP) was launched in July 2011. On January 26th 2012, KTP hosted the inaugural meeting of the King's Trial Managers and Data Managers Network, which was attended by some 30 KHP staff. The Network now has some 50 active members across the partner organsations. Topics for future events have been planned and will be publicised across KTP.
Please register via the 'King's Trial Partnership' section to your right if you wish to be notified directly by email of upcoming events hosted by the KTP. Events may be of interest to academic investigators, trial managers, data managers, research staff and others with an interest in clinical trials. |
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by Caroline Murphy
18. March 2011 16:28
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If you have a clinical trial (ongoing or in setup) and would value expert advice and support, or simply want to find out more about the services we offer, then come along for a coffee and a chat - it’s free!
The focus of these sessions are trial management, data management, the approvals processes, and study conduct - if you need advice regarding grant applications, or statistical aspects, please contact us for an individual appointment.
Drop-in sessions (joint with GSTT R&D) are held on the 1st Wednesday of each month at Guys Hospital, Tower Wing, 16th floor at 1pm. Drop in session at Institute of Psychiatry (joint with SLAM R&D and KHP CTO) are held on the 2nd Friday of each month from 2pm - 3pm, M2.17 room.
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by Caroline Murphy
18. March 2011 16:23
What is a Fully Registered Unit? In order to obtain Full Registration status, Clinical Trials Units were required to demonstrate:
- A track record and experience of coordinating multi-centre randomised controlled trials or other well-designed studies.
- Presence of a core team of expert staff to develop studies.
- Presence of robust quality assurance systems and processes to meet appropriate regulations and legislation.
- Evidence of longer-term viability of capacity for trials coordination and the development/maintenance of a trials portfolio.
A CTU may also be awarded provisional status - evaluation criteria for Provisional Registration were developed for Units that did not meet the criteria for Full Registration status, but that are working towards possessing sufficient expertise to enable Full Registration in the future. A full list of Registered Units (both provisionally and fully registered) can be found at www.ukcrc-ctu.org.uk
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