SCAS Research Team attend Vedic Hindu Temple

SCAS Research Team attend Vedic Hindu Temple

On 8 June 2025, the South Central Ambulance Service Research Team attended a health event run by the Vedic Hindu Temple in Southampton. The team provided the opportunity for children to be screened for type 1 diabetes as part of the ELSA study. This was a hugely...
Destigmatise study

Destigmatise study

Project summary This study is looking at the perceived stigma associated with prostate cancer among Black men in the UK. The aim of this study is to understand how stigma influences public health messaging, decision making, and identify how this stigma might be...
Genes and health study

Genes and health study

Project summary Genes & Health is a study, looking at how genes influence health and disease. The study is collecting DNA (genetic) samples from adults with a self-identified ethnicity of Bangladeshi, British-Bangladeshi, Pakistani, British-Pakistani. It is a...
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...
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