Objective Dissemination of research findings is central to research integrity and promoting
discussion of new knowledge and its potential for translation into practice and policy. We …

Background While the challenges of recruitment into clinical trials are well described, little is
known about the public's perceptions towards research. Aims We sought to describe the …

Background Patients from socioeconomically disadvantaged backgrounds are underserved
in randomised controlled trials, yet they experience a much greater burden of disease …

Background Recent developments aiming to standardise and streamline processes of
gaining the necessary approvals to carry out research in the National Health Service (NHS) …

The desire for patient-centeredness and more pragmatic clinical trials is increasing.
Pragmatic clinical trials are conducted in normal practices to answer whether interventions …

International government guidance recommends patient and public involvement (PPI) to
improve the relevance and quality of research. PPI is defined as research being carried out …

Background To investigate the nature of the research process as a whole, factors that might
influence the way in which research is carried out, and how researchers ultimately report …

Background Sharing trial results with participants is an ethical imperative but often does not
happen. We tested an Enhanced Webpage versus a Basic Webpage, Mailed Printed …

Background Methodological research into the design, conduct, analysis and reporting of
trials is essential to optimise the process. UK specialists in the field have established a set of …

Objectives To explore stakeholders' perceptions of decision aids designed to support the
informed consent decision-making process for randomised controlled trials. Design …