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ReSTORe self-referral flyer_V1.0_01Sep2025 (1).pdfReSTORe - Remote STrOKe Rehabilitation
Recruitment closes: 31/03/2027
The aim of the study is to test an online exercise and support programme for those with long term mild-moderate physical and/or mental health disability after stroke.
Participants will be randomised to one of 2 groups:
Group 1: One online session of advice and support with a trained professional for 30 mins.
Group 2: The ReSTORE online rehabilitation programme which patients can do at home over 10 weeks. This will include weekly group exercise and recovery support sessions which last up to an hour.
You are being approached as you may be eligible to participate within a research project, which is being completed as part of the Clinical Psychology Doctoral Training Programme. The study has received ethical approval from the University of Manchester Division of Psychology and Mental Health, and the Health Research Authority (HRA).
The study aims to explore the knowledge, attitudes and experiences of professionals working in general practice with individuals diagnosed with personality disorders.
For further information about the study and what your role would involve please see attached the study advertisement poster. You will be compensated as a thank you for your participation.
If you would like to know more about the project, have any questions, or want to check whether you’re eligible to take part, then please do not hesitate in contacting us.
Please note this is a non portfolio study
VESPER recruitment poster_V1.0_Approved_11.11.24.pdfIntraVESical Preparations for Recurrent Urinary TrAct Infection Prevention (The VESPER Trial): a multi-arm, multi-site open label randomised superiority trial
Recruitment closes:30/09/2026
Aim:The VESPER trial compares two treatments given directly into the bladder to prevent UTI against the current recommended treatment of daily oral second-line antibiotics. For this trial, women seen in a hospital urology/ urogynaecology clinic with rUTI who have not improved after first-line treatments will be invited to participate. Failed first-line treatments can include antibiotics, methenamine (antiseptic) or vaginal oestrogen. The treatment given to each participant will be decided randomly. This study is a local CI led study run out of The Newcastle upon Tyne NHS FT and both them and James Cook Univeristy Hospital are taking part as recruiting sites.
Requirements: Poster display only in GP practices surrounding The James Cook University Hospital (Middlesbrough) and The Freeman Hospital (Newcastle)
Payments: NA
ATTITUDES HCP poster v1.4 18.12.24.pdfATTITUDES PT poster v1.4 18.12.24.pdfATTITUDES-W study CPMS 64182 IRAS 347973
The ATTITUDES-W study (Investigating attitudes to weight management in gynaecology patients) is a mixed-methods project sponsored by the University of Manchester.
For the questionnaire component, we are inviting two groups of participants:
Healthcare professionals working in gynaecology departments across the UK.
Women aged 18 or over who have attended an appointment in a gynaecology department.
The questionnaire will explore healthcare professionals’ training and confidence in weight management counselling, and women’s experiences of weight stigma and discussions about weight in gynaecology settings. This part of the study will generate quantitative and qualitative data to understand barriers and opportunities for weight management conversations in gynaecology.
Requirements: Sites will be asked to support the study by displaying posters in waiting rooms and, if possible, sharing information about the study via their local social media or patient networks. There is no requirement for sites to recruit participants directly, as participants will self-refer into the study by scanning a QR code or using a study web link.
Accruals: Participant accruals will be captured through self-completed questionnaires. Partial postcode data
will be collected and used to allocate accruals to sites. These will be entered manually into CPMS.
ATTITUDES-W social media posts v1.0 26.02.2025.pdfD-MAPP Posters v2.0 - General.pdfD-MAPP - CPMS 59076
Activity - Poster display
Planned closure date - 31/08/2026
What do you know about higher intensity exercise for stroke survivors?
Requirements: poster display only and optional one hour online discussion around clinical commitments
Due to close : TBC
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