Current trials at Surrey Clinical Trials Unit
We work with clinical academics across the Kent, Surrey and Sussex region to design, coordinate, manage and disseminate UK and Europe-wide multi-centre, interventional clinical trials.
We support multi-centre trials (Phase II – III) including those in oncology, nutrition, digital health, sleep and dementia.
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| Code | Title | Disease | Study start (expected) | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CTU-53 | CHELsea II: Clinically Assisted Hydration at End of Life. A cluster randomised trial of clinically-assisted hydration for patients in the last days of life | Palliative care | October 2021 | Recruiting |
| CTU-58 | Vinehealth: Randomised Controlled Trial of Vinehealth Digital Health Cancer Solution | Breast, lung and colorectal cancer | March 2021 | Close Out |
| CTU-32 | eFI in Cancer: The role of Electronic Frailty Index in improving outcomes for newly diagnosed cancer patients undergoing systemic chemotherapy treatment | Breast, lung and colorectal cancer | July 2020 | Analysis and reporting |
| CTU-3 | An Innovative Educational Intervention to Improve Uptake of Hepatitis B and C Testing in South East Asians: Intervention Development and a Feasibility Study for a RCT | Hepatitis | July 2016 | Analysis and reporting |
| CTU-1 | eSMART: Randomised controlled trial to evaluate electronic Symptom Management using the Advanced Symptom Management System (ASyMS) Remote Technology for patients with cancers | Breast, lung and haematological cancer | September 2015 | Analysis and reporting |
| CTU-2 | CHELsea: Clinically Assisted Hydration at end of Life. A cluster randomised trial of clinically-assisted hydration for cancer patients in the last days of life (feasibility study) | Cancer | February 2015 | Analysis and reporting |
| CTU-5 | EDMONd: A feasibility study of Elemental Diet as an alternative to parenteral nutrition for ovarian cancer patients with inoperable Malignant bowel Obstruction | Ovarian cancer | June 2017 | Analysis and reporting |
| CTU-8 | RosProx: Preventing muscle wasting in critically ill patients by repetitive occlusive stimulus (ROS): a feasibility study | Critical Care (ICU) | September 2017 | Analysis and reporting |