Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
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Grants and prizes
National Institute for Health and Care Research
Research for Patient Benefit, Progressive resistance exercises versus usual care for improving pain and function after distal radius fracture in adults aged 50 years or over: the WISE randomised superiority trial, NIHR205011, £385.7k, 2023–2025, 1 Apr 2023
National Institute for Health and Care Research
Research for Patient Benefit, WHiTE-DECI: World Hip Trauma Evaluation – Delirium and Cognitive Impairment; a randomised feasibility trial comparing severity of delirium symptomatology between hip fracture patients 60 years and over treated with a peri-operative infusion of anti-TNF or placebo., NIHR203127, £249.9k, 2022–2025, 1 Jul 2022
National Institute for Health and Care Research
Research for Patient Benefit, Maximising Mobility and Strength Training (MMOST) Feasibility Trial, NIHR202733, £249.8k, 2022–2024, 1 Apr 2022
National Institute for Health and Care Research
Research for Patient Benefit, Effectiveness of progressive exercise versus best practice advice for people aged 50years and over with ankle fractures: the AFTER trial, NIHR201950, £417.9k, 2021–2024, 1 Sept 2021
National Institute for Health and Care Research
Research for Patient Benefit, WISE (Wrist Injury Strengthening Exercise): a randomised multicentre feasibility study of resistance exercise versus usual care for optimising function after distal radius fracture in adults aged 50 years or over, NIHR200458, £250k, 2020–2022, 1 Jul 2020
National Institute for Health and Care Research
Research for Patient Benefit, Identifying trajectories of progression of frailty in elderly individuals, PB-PG-0817-20016, £149.6k, 2019–2022, 1 Apr 2019
National Institute for Health and Care Research
Research for Patient Benefit, A feasibility study in female symptomatic hand osteoarthritis for a randomised placebo-controlled trial of estrogen-containing therapy and its efficacy on pain, PB-PG-0416-20023, £248.9k, 2018–2022, 1 May 2018
National Institute for Health and Care Research
Research for Patient Benefit, Excess risk and predictors of fracture/s following bariatric surgery for obese patients in the NHS: a real-world self-controlled case series and cohort study., PB-PG-1215-20017, £147.9k, 2017–2019, 16 Oct 2017
Sources: fundingawards.nihr.ac.uk