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--   -- home about us overview expertise genesys teaching patient and public involvement studies cardiac surgery (adult) adaptt arcadia codec comics cortisol cortisol 2 gap harvest invite omacs oxford artery prompt2 prove rolo venous verdict vest iii cardiac surgery (children) decision incidence/impact invite oxic-2 peacock rvench stem cell therapy thermic-2 thermic-3 cardiology pipa promis emergency medicine airways 2 general surgery bluebelle by-band-sleeve cipher evaluate gap romio sunflower ophthalmology ivan follow up monarch vici rare diseases cardioman peri-operative gap respiratory medicine target thoracic surgery gap mars2 violet completed studies amist monitor bhacas 1 & 2 cairo coptic crisp echoes ericca ivan evarrest pasport pinpoint prompt scat stet titre 2 victory teams management research fellows administration coordinators research nurses statisticians database managers news methodology efficient study management studies within studies phd students privacy statement contact -- ‹ › home who we are formed in 2002, the bristol based clinical trials and evaluation unit (cteu) has grown from a handful of talented individuals to over fifty professionals, broadly split across a number of specialist teams . the unit is hosted in the faculty of health sciences , university of bristol. we carry out: • randomised controlled trials (rcts) and non-randomised studies to determine whether new treatments work and whether they are safe. • methodological research to improve the way in which we conduct rcts and non-randomised studies. rcts are used to compare new treatments to existing ones, to see if they work better or as well as existing treatments. in rcts patients are allocated randomly to the new or existing treatment, so patients and their doctors do not decide who gets which treatment. random allocation ensures that the groups of people in a trial are as similar as possible, except for the treatment they receive. this allows for a fair comparison to be made between the different treatments. non-randomised studies can also be used to compare different treatments, but patients are not allocated randomly to the treatments (the decision is left to doctors and patients). this means that the groups of people receiving each treatment may differ in important ways, which can directly affect the comparison between treatments. for example, if patients receiving one treatment are less sick, they will do better regardless of the treatment they receive. non-randomised studies are important because sometimes we can’t test new treatments in rcts (this may be too expensive or ethically not acceptable). they also help to provide preliminary evidence for the efficacy of a new treatment, which can then be tested in an rct. these studies are also used to investigate factors associated with complications and long term outcomes after treatment. this unit receives national institute for health research ctu support funding . this funding has been awarded to support the unit in developing and supporting nihr research. we may be recruiting new staff within the unit, please visit the university of bristol job listings to view any potential vacancies. working with us if you would like to collaborate with us on a study, please complete the application form on the bristol research support partners website, choosing cteu bristol as the preferred partner. latest headlines the bristol cteu is registered to take part in round 7 of the nihr clinical trials fellowships . these fellowships are designed to support existing nihr trainees with an interest in, and experience of, working with clinical trials as part of their current training award who would benefit from further training within the setting of a clinical trials unit (ctu). the scheme is now open for applications, and you can find out more here: http://www.nihr.ac.uk/ctf ppi work if you are interested in finding out more, or getting involved, with ppi work (coordinated with the cardiovascular theme of the bristol biomedical research centre), then please visit the ppi website. improving clinical care through research: a patient journey through the cortisol study (funded by the nihr bristol biomedical research unit 2012-2017). tweets by @cteubristol this unit receives national institute for health research ctu support funding . this funding has been awarded to support the unit in developing and supporting nihr trials home | about us | studies | teams | news | methodology | privacy statement | contact cteu bristol, level 7, bristol royal infirmary, upper maudlin street, bristol bs2 8hw © 2002-2016 university of bristol

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