Study archive

Understanding public views on proposals to allow community pharmacy’s access to the Greater Manchester Care Record.

Exploring the barriers to cervical screening for people with a learning or developmental disability or have a mental health condition.

Establishing a PPI group to advise on a study looking to improve outcomes for patients using Talking Therapies/IAPT services.

Exploring how difficult childhood experiences can impact the health and well-being of South Asian people.

Establishing a PPI (patient and public involvement) panel to advise on a study examining how adult community health services influence and affect use of hospital-based services.

This project will establish a steering group to advise on a plan to commission a new mobile research unit to expand research capacity and delivery across the northwest coast region.

Understanding people’s preferences for prehabiltation services before cancer surgery.

Developing a new software system to improve management and outcomes of knee replacement surgery.

Looking to understand why some people regularly call the 999 ambulance service.

Improving breast prostheses using 3D scanning technology and understanding people’s experiences following breast cancer treatment.

Understanding the experiences of people with double vision.

Developing an equality impact assessment for new treatments for benign prostate hyperplasia.

Testing people’s perceptions and experiences of pain.

Exploring accessibility and communication and what makes people feel engaged and proud to be involved in research.

Looking to understand if certain medications can help slow down the progression of MND (motor neurone disease).

Investigating the effect of emotion on video game performance.

Investigating the use of 3D body scanning and 3D printing techniques to develop perfectly fitting breast prostheses.

This project is capturing opinions of current therapies offered to people living with mild dementia.

Creating a digital platform that allows people to have control of their personal health data so that they can decide how it may be used in the future.

Understanding how the brain processes pain and how it learns and adapts to sensory experiences over time.

Testing and evaluating a new system for tracking daily symptoms in people living with rheumatoid arthritis (RA).

Understanding what ‘research impact’ means to those taking part, as well as their opinions of what makes good research.

Looking to understand how older people from different cultural backgrounds understand and experience anxiety.

Looking to determine if certain medications can help prevent falls in people with Parkinson’s Disease.

Developing a national register of first-degree relatives of people with rheumatoid arthritis to help understand the development of the condition.

Understanding what constitutes a ‘recovery’ from suicidal thoughts and behaviours and what is most important to help people recover.

Investigating how people can be supported to reduce the amount of meat they eat.

Assessing the feasibility of a smartphone app for people with long-term musculoskeletal conditions to self-report their pain.

Understanding what information participants might need if they want to stop taking part in research before it has ended.

Understanding public opinion on a set of principles to support patients wishing to withdraw consent from a research study.

Developing a research study to test a new home-based physiotherapy tool.

Understanding the experiences of people living with cancer when accessing psychological support services.

Exploring and understanding public and community perspectives around Greater Manchester becoming a member of UK CRIS.

Investigating the quality and safety of locum doctors working in the NHS.

Testing if a smartphone app can help people make healthier food choices when shopping for groceries.

Understanding how people's experiences of relationships can link to the development of psychosis.

Improving patient safety by understanding how to improve NHS medicines helplines for the future.