Take Home Naloxone

Take Home Naloxone

Project summary The Take home Naloxone Project (THN) is being evaluated by the South Central Ambulance Service (SCAS) Research Team, but is managed and governed by the SCAS Medicines team. The Take Home Naloxone Programme is trialing a new process where a Nasal Spray...
SPEEDY

SPEEDY

Project summary Stroke is a common medical emergency that requires quick treatment to reduce death and disability. A thrombectomy removes clots from large arteries in the brain. In SCAS only John Radcliffe Hospital and University Hospital Southampton can perform...
Spinal Immobilisation Study

Spinal Immobilisation Study

Project summary The Spinal Immobilisation Study is a randomise controlled trial assessing if triple immobilisation is comparable to movement minimisation in patient outcome for spinal injury following blunt trauma. This is measured through various data points during...
RAPID 2 study

RAPID 2 study

Project summary Hip fractures are a very common injury for elderly people, and many patients lose mobility and independence after. Pain relief before the patient reaches hospital is often inadequate and causes side effects which may slow down recovery. We aim to find...
Harmonie RSV study

Harmonie RSV study

Project summary A Phase IIIb randomized open-label study of nirsevimab (versus no intervention) in preventing hospitalizations due to respiratory syncytial virus in infants (HARMONIE)  The Harmonie study is a clinical trial investigating the effectiveness of...
The ELSA study

The ELSA study

Project summary The ELSA Study is screening children to find out their risk of developing type 1 diabetes. The benefits of screening children for type 1 diabetes is that we can stop children from becoming too unwell, by starting treatment sooner. The ELSA Study is...
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