Training


Here you will find links to the training necessary to be able to enroll patients into the clinical trials we run


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Good Clinical Practice (GCP)


Good clinical practice (GCP) online training

Having a GCP course certificate is essential to be on the delegation log for many studies.




Full online GCP course from NIHR, free to all NHS staff:

First you need to created a NIHR Learn account, and then you can view all courses and enrol onto the online GCP course. There will be a link to GCP on the homepage, currently labelled "GCP and research delivery e-learning hub". Click there and then find the “Enrol me” button. The course takes about three hours to complete.

When you have completed the course, Please email a copy of your certificate to the ED Research team at cuh.edresearchteam@nhs.net If you experience any problems with this please contact the ED Research team.

Create an NIHR Learn account
and access the GCP course here:

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uDCD trial logo
uDCD - A Feasibility Study of Uncontrolled Donation After Circulatory Death

Training video

Click here:

uDCD study logo

EASY trial logo
Empirical oral AntibioticS for possible UTI in well-appearing Young febrile infants (EASY)

In order to be able to enrol patients to the EASY study, you need only confirm you have read the protocol document and SIV slides, and hold a current GCP certificate. Once you have done these, please email the ED Research Team at: cuh.edresearchteam@nhs.net to arrange to sign the delegation log

In order to be able to authorised to confirm eligibility for the EASY study, you need only confirm you have read the protocol document and hold a current GCP certificate.

Protocol:

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SIV slides:

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ASPECT trial logo
Aspirin in patients with pneumonia
For the prevention of cardiovascular events

The study needs a doctor to prescribe. But to be able to do so, you have to have been trained on the study's training materials.

The training modules to prescribe for the study are accessible through the Emergency Department's sharepoint folder. To access them, your device needs to be logged into your nhs.net account, then click on the link below.
THen click the last link to register on the online delegation log

You don't need GCP to prescribe for this study.

Click here:

ASPECT study logo

COMITED trial logo
Conservative care or drain insertion
In patients with traumatic pneumothorax

Training: if you are not eligible to enroll, please complete these steps outside of your clinical shifts:-

The training modules are accessible through the Emergency Department's sharepoint folder. To access it, your device needs to be logged into your nhs.net account, then click on the links below.
(Alternatively, the modules can be found on the trial website here. You need a password to access the training pages, which can be obtained from the ED Research team.

For situations where a patient has capacity to give informed consent; listen to the short presentations in this folder (your trust email login will be needed to access the sharepoint folder):

Click here:

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For situations where a patient lacks capacity, for any reason, to make decisions, you only need to listen through module 7, in this folder, as auto-enrolment is simpler. (If you have already listened to the presentations linked above, you have already completed this training):

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Once you've completed this training, please email the ED research team to inform them. They will provide a certificate of completion and add you to the delegation log.

You also need to hold a current GCP certificate. (GCP training links in the section at top)

Link for further information:

CoMITed - About the study

CONSEPT trial logo CONSEPT trial logo
Conservative care or drain insertion
In patients with primary spontaneous pneumothorax

In order to be authorised to enrol patients to the CONSEPT study, please read the slides linked below, then email the ED Research Team at: cuh.edresearchteam@nhs.net to arrange to sign the delegation log

Click here:

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CRASH$ trial logo
Intramuscular TXA in older patients with mild TBI
To reduce intracranial haemorrhage; diability; death; dementia

Intramuscular tranexamic acid for the treatment of symptomatic mild traumatic brain injury in older adults: a randomised, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial

In order to be a prescriber, you simply have to watch these three videos (it takes 30 minutes in total):

Background & Rationale Video (12:06)

Assessing Eligibility and Capacity to Consent (8:26)

Specific GCP for Crash4 (8:37) - Replaces the need for a GCP certificate. However, if you hold a current GCP certificate you don't need to watch this video.

Once you have watched the videos, please email the ED Reserarch team to confirm.

In order to be able to enrol patients to CRASH 4 there is a further hours’ worth of training to do which includes videos and PDF documents – to access these please contact the ED Research Team"


DRAFT3 trial logo
Comparing POP cast vs splint
In adults with distal radius fracture

In order to be authorised to enrol patients to the DRAFT-3 study, you need only confirm you have read the slides linked below, and hold a current GCP certificate. Please email the ED Research Team at: cuh.edresearchteam@nhs.net to arrange to sign the delegation log


Click here for
Screening and
randomisation:
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Click here for
RedCap guide
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Click here for
Training slides:
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PRINCE-SSP trial logo

PRINCE-SSP

Conservative care or drain insertion
In patients with spontaneous secondary pneumothorax

In order to be authorised to enrol patients to the PRINCE-SSP study, you need only confirm you have read the slides linked below, and hold a current GCP certificate. Please email the ED Research Team at: cuh.edresearchteam@nhs.net to arrange to sign the delegation log

Click here:

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