In addition to randomised trials and clinical studies that the NCTU undertake, we are also interested in trials methodology, i.e. how we design and run clinical trials in order to make them more efficient. Some of our methodology studies are standalone and others are embedded within randomised trials, known as SWATs (Studies Within A Trial).

 

 

Current Studies

 

DEVA SWAT

Study within a trial

Find out more about the DEVA SWAT
FACTS

Flourishing as Clinical Trial Staff

Find out more about the FACTS study
FAMOUS SWAT

Study within a trial

Find out more about the FAMOUS SWAT
FEED1 SWAT

Study within a trial

Find out more about the FEED1 SWAT
 

 

 

MARKETING

Viewing clinical trials from a marketing perspective

Find out more about MARKETING
MOOSE SWAT

Study within a trial

Find out more about the MOOSE SWAT
RELIEF SWAT

Study within a trial

Find out more about the RELIEF SWAT
STADIA SWAT

Study within a trial

Find out more about the STADIA SWAT
 

 

 

TICH-3 SWAT

Study within a trial

Find out more about the TICH-3 SWAT
 

 

Completed Studies

 

Adjudication in Stroke Trials

Secondary analysis of stroke trials to investigate impact adjudication had on trial results

Find out more about Adjudication in Stroke Trials
BEEP SWAT

Study within a trial

Find out more about the BEEP SWAT
BOTS

Blinding of Trial Statisticians

Find out more about the BOTS study
Consent in Perinatal Trials

Strategies to approach people to consent

Find out more about consent in perinatal trials study
 

 

 

 

HI-LIGHT SWAT

Study within a trial

Find out more about the HI-LIGHT SWAT
Performance Metrics

Multicentre randomised trials

Find out more about performance metrics
POSNOC SWAT

Study within a trial

Find out more about the PSONOC SWAT
RAFT

Reporting Factorial Trials

Find out more about the RAFT study
 

 

 

 

RE-MIND

Recruitment strategies for inclusivity in mental health trials

Find out more about the RE-MIND study
SEAFOOD SWAT

Study within a trial

Find out more about the SEAFOOD SWAT
Site Identification and Selection

Site questionnaire template

Find out more about site identification and selection