Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
OrganisationROR
Trials
Phase 4, Completed, 48 people, 4 Aug 2021
Phase 4, Completed, 72 people, 11 Mar 2019
Collaborator, Phase 1, Completed, 25 people, 17 Nov 2016
Phase 3, Completed, 123 people, 14 Jul 2016
Phase 4, Completed, 20 people, 18 Apr 2016
Phase 1/2, Completed, 41 people, 17 Mar 2014
Phase 2, Completed, 3 people, 9 Aug 2013
Phase 4, Completed, 12 people, 22 Feb 2012
Phase 2, Completed, 24 people, 24 May 2011
Phase 4, Completed, 19 people, 10 Feb 2011
Phase 2, Completed, 410 people, 25 Apr 2008
Phase 2, Completed, 40 people, 6 Sept 2007
Phase 2, Terminated, 40 people, 2 Feb 2007
Phase 1/2, Terminated, 180 people, 22 Sept 2005
Grants and prizes
National Institute for Health and Care Research
Research for Patient Benefit, Power Assisted Circuit Exercise for Stroke (PACE4S): A Refinement Study, NIHR208223, £204k, 2025–2027, 1 Jul 2025
National Institute for Health and Care Research
Programme Development Grants, PRO-FIT: Participatory Research for Optimising Faecal Immunochemical Test returns, enhancing bowel cancer detection and addressing health inequalities, NIHR208910, £256.2k, 2025–2027, 1 Apr 2025
National Institute for Health and Care Research
Efficacy and Mechanism Evaluation, Implementation of Metformin theraPy to Ease Decline of kidney function in Polycystic Kidney Disease (IMPEDE-PKD) Randomised Placebo-Controlled Trial, NIHR156614, £2.3m, 2024–2029, 1 Apr 2024
National Institute for Health and Care Research
Research for Patient Benefit, The clinical and cost-effectiveness of genetic screening in families with autosomal dominant polycystic kidney disease, NIHR204357, £228.9k, 2023–2026, 3 Jul 2023
National Institute for Health and Care Research
Research for Patient Benefit, Atrial Fibrillation After Resection (AFAR): A PROGRESS III Study, PB-PG-1217-20015, £350k, 2019–2026, 1 Jul 2019
National Institute for Health and Care Research
Programme Grants for Applied Research, Supported exercise TrAining for Men with prostate caNcer on Androgen deprivation therapy - STAMINA, RP-PG-1016-20007, £2.9m, 2018–2025, 3 Sept 2018
National Institute for Health and Care Research
Research for Patient Benefit, Is it feasible to conduct a randomised controlled trial of pre-transplant exercise (prehabilitation) for multiple myeloma patients awaiting autologous stem cell transplantation? (PREeMPT study), PB-PG-0214-33067, £186.5k, 2016–2018, 1 Apr 2016
Sources: fundingawards.nihr.ac.uk