CRUK Liverpool Cancer Trials Unit | North West Surgical Trials Centre | NIHR HTA Division |
Liverpool Experimental Cancer Medicine Centre | LCTU GCP Laboratories | Marie Curie Cancer Care |
The LCTU receives Core Support Funding from Cancer Research UK (CRUK), The National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) and the Royal Collage of Surgeons of England.
General Data Protection Regulation - Transparency Information for PatientsAs a University we use personally-identifiable information to conduct research to improve health, care and services. As a publicly-funded organisation, we have to ensure that it is in the public interest when we use personally-identifiable information from people who have agreed to take part in research. This means that when you agree to take part in a research study, we will use your data in the ways needed to conduct and analyse the research study. Your rights to access, change or ..... |
Clinical Trial Innovations Improve Surgical Outcomes EventThe North West Surgical Trials Centre is holding its next Surgical Research Workshop event, entitled 'Clinical Trial Innovations Improve Surgical Outcomes' on the afternoon of Monday 29th January 2018 in Birchwood, Warrington.
Confirmed speakers: Dr Jonathan Sheffield, NIHR Clinical Research Network CEO Professor Dion Morton, Professor of Surgery and RCSEng Director of Clinical Research - Colorectal Surgical Research ..... |
LCTU Stand at NCRI ConferenceThe LCTU has a stand at the NCRI (National Cancer Research Institute) Conference. The conference is taking place from Sunday 5th November to Wednesday 8th November 2017 in the BT Convention Centre in Liverpool For more information please visit the link below.
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Packing of Perianal Abscess Cavities - full study now in set-upThe Phase III Randomised Controlled Trial assessing the impact of postoperative Packing of Perianal Abscess Cavities in now funded and in set-up. Packing changes are very painful for patients that have undergone this procedure. The primary aim of this study is to assess the pain of wound cavity packing changes versus no wound cavity packing at all, as well as the wound cavity healing rate of both techniques as a secondary aim. Other secondary aims will also be assessed. A ..... |
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