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ThinkCancer! Phase 3 trial of a novel behavioural intervention promoting earlier diagnosis of cancer for primary care teams | Led | Prof Clare Wilkinson | Bangor University | £1,595,745 | Cancer Research Wales to support research projects in cancer research. | 2022-2023 | Open | |
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Trauma Calls | Led | Dr Alison Porter | Swansea University | £19,998 | South Wales Trauma Network, Welsh Government | 2020-2021 | Closed | |
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Understanding barriers and enablers to use of primary care remote consulting for suspected cancer symptoms among vulnerable populations. | Led | Dr Julia Hiscock | Bangor University | £75,000 | North West Cancer Research (NWCR) and Tenovus Cancer Care (TCC) | 2020-2021 | Open | |
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Understanding the role of parents in paediatric safety incidents in general practice: mixed methods study to develop harm reduction strategies | Led | Thomas Purchase | Cardiff University | £0 | RCGP Scientific Foundation Board | 2022-2023 | Open | |
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Upskilling home care workers to provide additional health care capacity in the community | Led | Prof Carolyn Wallace and Prof Mark Llewellyn | University of South Wales | £25,000 | North Wales Collaborative (regional partnership board) | 2020-2021 | Open | |
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Urgent Primary Care Centre - Cycle of Evaluation | Led | Carolyn Wallace, Mark Llewellyn | University of South Wales | £26,200 | Public Health Wales | 2021-2022 | Open | |
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Using AI to identify safety netting content in clinical case notes. | Supported | Edwards P. | University of Bristol | £107,899 | NIHR In-Practice Fellowship | 2022-2023 | Open | |
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uSing rolE-substitutioN In care hOmes to improve oRal health (SENIOR) | Supported | Paul Brocklehurst | Bangor University | £1,434,905 | NIHR HSDR | 2020-2021 | Open | |
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What is the impact of a global pandemic on the health and wellbeing of ambulance service staff? A mixed method study in response to COVID-19 | Supported | Ed Harry | Welsh Ambulance Service | £15,050 | RCBC Fellowship Scheme, Welsh Government | 2020-2021 | Closed | |
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What model of call centre and on-scene TRIage of 999 calls is safest and most effective for the Management of callers with suspected COVID 19: a linked outcome study (TRIM)? | Led | Alan Watkins | Swansea University | £358,400 | UKRI-DHSC COVID-19 Rapid Response Rolling Call | 2020-2021 | Closed | Click here |