KING'S CLINICAL TRIALS UNIT
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Our mission at King’s Clinical Trials Unit is to assure excellence, efficiency and transparency in the design, conduct, analysis and reporting of clinical trials, for the benefit of patients and society.
KCTU is formed of collaborative academic and operational teams, supporting a portfolio of high-quality clinical trials. Centralised expertise streamlines delivery of the most complex aspects of trials.
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Congratulations to the PASTI team on publishing their results in late October🎉
You can read them here: https://shorturl.at/nE7qr and https://shorturl.at/EnEei
The therapy has been awarded a NICE Early Value Assessment (EVA), enabling it to be used in the NHS while researchers continue evaluation.
The study was published in @NatureMedicine and supported by the King’s Clinical Trials Unit @KCLCTU
Read more: https://www.maudsleybrc.nihr.ac.uk/posts/2024/april/avatar-and-slomo-digital-therapies-for-psychosis-recommended-for-use-in-nhs/
COLLABORATE WITH US
To collaborate with KCTU, a brief support request form must be submitted.
We strongly advise that researchers approach KCTU at the grant application stage, ideally 3-4 months in advance of the submission deadline to get the best possible input and consideration.
Requests for support are circulated to the relevant senior academic and operational staff for consideration, to ensure that the best possible match between the trial and the expert collaborator is achieved.
NIHR TRIALS
The King’s CTU has been awarded full CTU registration by the UKCRC
This unit is part of the NIHR Research Support Service – RSS – a national service providing support and advice to researchers based in England developing funding applications at all stages of the research pathway, from pre award to post award and delivery.