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Helen, Carolyn and Angela are standing behind a #Red4Research frame all wearing red tops and dresses. This photo is taken  in front of a #Red4Research banner.

Helen, Carolyn and Angela are standing behind a #Red4Research frame all wearing red tops and dresses. This photo is taken in front of a #Red4Research banner.

The #RDF25 Conference organising committee were thrilled that we could highlight #Red4Research at this years conference. Please share and tag ‪@therdforum.bsky.social‬ on photos you took at the stand.

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BSW Research Hub attended the #RDF25 Conference. During the conference we also celebrated International Clinical Trials Day! #ICTD25

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It was fantastic to hear @sabinebest.bsky.social‬ talking about the latest priorities to emerge from the recent Palliative and End of Life Care (PEOLC) PSP at #RDF25!

📢 Marie Curie are launching a new research grant scheme to address the priorities: buff.ly/x2ELRkv

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🌟 We were at the #RDF25 conference in Manchester!

It was great to be amongst the wider research community, connecting with others who are passionate about ensuring research is impactful.

(We also found James Lind, pioneer of clinical trials, yesterday on #InternationalClinicalTrialsDay)

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Lisa Austin representing @criispapdp.bsky.social at #RDF25! Sharing insights on pain research & the involvement of public contributors at the UK’s leading conference for research management #research #innovation #healthcare #chronicpain

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It's #ICTD25, and we're thrilled to announce that Lisa Ballantine and Bex Blakey have won the Best Overall Abstract Competition at #RDF25. Congratulations to the team and to SeeChange, where Bex is our Community Engagement Officer. We're delighted for both!

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Jamie Telford, Patient Research Ambassador, presenting the COMIC YPAN (young person advisory team) poster

Jamie Telford, Patient Research Ambassador, presenting the COMIC YPAN (young person advisory team) poster

Zoe Jackson, Research Programme Manager, presenting the co-production of the public-facing annual report.

Zoe Jackson, Research Programme Manager, presenting the co-production of the public-facing annual report.

Really proud that not one, but two, of our research posters were accepted to be displayed at the RD Forum this year. Please visit Jamie or Zoe to find out more about the YPAN and co-production of our public annual report.

#HealthcareResearch #UKHealthcare #RDF25

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Enjoying the #RDF25 and plenty of interest in our poster.
#nhslothianresearch

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Photograph of members of the ECMC team presenting at the RDF Conference including a slide in the background

Photograph of members of the ECMC team presenting at the RDF Conference including a slide in the background

It's International Clinical Trials Day and the team is at the #RDF25 presenting on how the ECMC has contributed to the implementation of NCVR for complex early phase and advanced therapy oncology trials #clinicaltrials

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A fabulous first day at #RDF25 Looking forward to shining the light on MND Research tomorrow.
If anyone missed the QR code this morning this is the link to my fundraising page #TeamMND www.justgiving.com/page/helenr-...

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Martin Barry stands smiling to the left of his poster. The poster is entitled "The predictive power of first recruits to commercial trial performance".

There is a lots of text on the poster. But the results section states "There was a highly significant effect of the time between opening (both site and trial) and first recruit on the probability of RTT (p<0.0001 for all analyses). This indicates that the longer it takes for a site to get its first recruit, the lower the chance of it recruiting to time and target.
Although there is a large amount of variability not explained by the model, it is of interest to consider how the fitted probability of RTT falls as time from site/study opening to first recruit increases. Figure 2 (left) shows this from the random effects logistic regression models. This indicates that if a site has not recruited a participant within 250 days, then its probability of RTT falls below 50%"

Martin Barry stands smiling to the left of his poster. The poster is entitled "The predictive power of first recruits to commercial trial performance". There is a lots of text on the poster. But the results section states "There was a highly significant effect of the time between opening (both site and trial) and first recruit on the probability of RTT (p<0.0001 for all analyses). This indicates that the longer it takes for a site to get its first recruit, the lower the chance of it recruiting to time and target. Although there is a large amount of variability not explained by the model, it is of interest to consider how the fitted probability of RTT falls as time from site/study opening to first recruit increases. Figure 2 (left) shows this from the random effects logistic regression models. This indicates that if a site has not recruited a participant within 250 days, then its probability of RTT falls below 50%"

Members of our team are enjoying this week's RDF Conference in Manchester.

Martin Batty, Head of Oxford Health NHS FT R&D, presented his poster exploring whether the time to recruit the first participant to a commercial trial can predict the performance of the site in that study.

#RDF25

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Manchester Exchange auditorium. Stage in the background with lots of seats full of delegates.

Manchester Exchange auditorium. Stage in the background with lots of seats full of delegates.

Sally is wearing a red jumpsuit and is speaking into a microphone. Standing next to a lectern with the RDF25 Manchester logo

Sally is wearing a red jumpsuit and is speaking into a microphone. Standing next to a lectern with the RDF25 Manchester logo

Key updates from @therdforum.bsky.social & a powerful reflection on the #Red4Research campaign…
Angela Topping shared highlights from the past year & outlined priorities for 2025/26, & Sally Humphreys marked five years of #Red4Research

#HealthcareResearch #UKHealthcare #RDF25

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Today we are at #RDF25 representing York and Scarborough Hospitals. SHARC programme manager, Lisa Ballantine will be presenting her talk on our SHARC project and the importance of combating health inequalities. We are delighted to be representing the fantastic research we do within our Trust

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Lisa Ballantine and Bex Blakey at #RDF25. Their talk entitled: Coastal Communities Cracked, Urban Unities Unlocked: Addressing Health Research Inequities in Underserved Areas will discuss effectively responding to underserved population challenges informing NHS research agenda.

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The Thiscovery team with their exhibition stand at the Research and Development Forum Conference 2025.

The Thiscovery team with their exhibition stand at the Research and Development Forum Conference 2025.

📣 It's day one of #RDF25 and we're all set for sharing more about the ways Thiscovery can help health and care research.

Come on by to chat about your research challenges – we have some fun activities to stimulate ideas...💡

#HealthcareResearch #SketchYourChallenge #ThiscoveryClinic

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Looking forward to #RDF25 and sharing information about #hospice and #palliative care research today.

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The ECMC team are up in Manchester for a few days at the RDF Conference and tomorrow we will be presenting on all the work we've been doing around study set-up #RDF25

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RDF25 logo with the Thiscovery logo underneath and an Exhibitor badge.

RDF25 logo with the Thiscovery logo underneath and an Exhibitor badge.

📅 Just 4 days until we're at #RDF25 in Manchester!

Visit us at stand 24 to explore how Thiscovery gathers robust, inclusive insights for health & care research.

We'll be talking about your challenges, goals & possible new ways forward. Plus we have some activities lined up 👀

#HealthcareResearch

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