After Intensive Care
Following patients and families for a year after an intensive care stay.
Thank you for thinking about taking part in research. The studies below are looking for participants now. Each page explains what is involved in plain language, with documents you can download and read at home.
Taking part is always voluntary. Saying no, or changing your mind later, will not affect your care in any way.
Following patients and families for a year after an intensive care stay.
A four-week home exercise and nutrition programme before major surgery.
Post-operative check-ups at a local community clinic instead of the hospital.
Does a phone step counter tell us as much as a clinic walking test?
Can a single blood test on the second day after bowel surgery show who needs closer follow-up?
Studies that have closed recruitment, with newsletters and findings for people who took part.
Interviews with patients and surgeons about how the decision to operate is made.
Why do wounds heal more slowly in some older adults, and what can we do about it?
Remote physiotherapy coaching after knee and hip replacement.
Testing different ways of sharing trial results with the people who took part.
Measuring sleep at home in the three months after intensive care.