CPROR members provide methodological expertise across a range of applied health research including:
PRO-CAR-T™ Study
CAR-T therapy is a new approach to cancer treatment in which the body's own immune cells are modified to recognise and kill off cancer cells. CAR-T therapy is promising but the side effects of treatment can be serious. It is important to catch side effects early so people can receive medicines to help treat them. One way of monitoring side effects is to ask patients to report their symptoms. Digital tools to assess CAR-T patients’ symptoms are not yet widely available. We are conducting the PRO-CAR-T™ research study to develop and test a new digital tool specifically designed to collect patients’ symptom and quality of life data reports following CAR-T therapy.
This work is funded by the NIHR Blood and Transplant Research Unit in Precision and Cellular Therapeutics. For further information please contact: btru@contacts.bham.ac.uk
Bluebelle: a feasibility study of three wound dressing strategies in eLective and unplanned surgery
Pegasus: the feasibility of a full-scale open trial of the effectiveness and cost-effectiveness of pressure garments
Missed Opportunities To Prevent Stroke And Residual Impairments After Transient Ischaemic Attack (TIA)
Optimising rate-control therapy in older patients with AF– a training fellowship and pilot study focused on improving quality of life
NOAH: Non-vitamin K antagonist Oral anticoagulants in patients with Atrial High rate episodes
RATE-AF: Optimising rate-control therapy in older patients with AF– a training fellowship and pilot study focused on improving quality of life
SUPPORT TIA: Structured follow-Up Pathway to imProve management Of Residual impairmenTs and patients’ quality of life after TIA and minor stroke. Development and feasibility testing of a care pathway that will help manage long-term problems after mini-stroke
PRiORiTy: Patient Reported Outcomes Research in Trauma. Developing a pathway for the electronic capture of PROMs/PREMs for inclusion within the SRMRC clinical information platform for use in research and routine and ongoing clinical care