The School is pleased to announce that, after a very competitive round of applications and external review, the following projects successfully received funding for collaborative projects in Funding Round 14. The School awarded £4,643,577 in total for the cross-departmental studies.
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Title
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Principal Investigator
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Amount awarded
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Microbiology of throat swabs collected when patients present to primary care with acute cough
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Kyle Knox (Oxford, Southampton, Bristol)
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£91,875
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Quantifying variation in UK primary care test use: A 15 year retrospective analysis of temporal and geographical variation in test use.
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Jack O'Sullivan (Oxford, Southampton, Bristol)
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£92,204
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Evaluating the impact of the 2011 NICE Hypertension Guideline on the Management of Hypertension in Primary Care and Subsequent Outcomes
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Richard McManus (Oxford, Cambridge, UCL)
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£127,344
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Establishing research priorities to improve the management of patients with advanced heart failure using the James Lind Alliance method.
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Rachel Johnson (Bristol, Oxford, Cambridge)
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£76,591
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Expectation Management for Patients in Primary Care: Developing and Feasibility Testing a New Digital Intervention for Practitioners
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Hazel Everitt (Southampton, Oxford, Keele)
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£394,262
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The TEST (Trial of Eczema allergy Screening Tests) Study: feasibility randomised controlled trial with economic scoping and nested qualitative study
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Matt Ridd (Bristol, Southampton, Nottingham
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£438,692
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D-Mannose to prevent Recurrent UTI: a double blind randomised placebo controlled trial
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Gail Hayward (Oxford, Bristol, Southampton)
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£875,797
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Optimising Management of Patients with Heart Failure with Preserved Ejection Fraction in Primary Care (Optimise-HFpEF)
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Christi Deaton (Cambridge, Oxford, Keele, Manchester)
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£633,845
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Improving the evidence-base for primary care: NIHR Evidence Synthesis working group
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Carl Heneghan (Oxford, Bristol, Nottingham, Keele, Cambridge, Southampton, UCL, Newcastle, Manchester)
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£1,912,967
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