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Welcome to the Clinical Research Team page.

 

The team is made up of two main sections:    

* Research and Development: based at the Education Centre

* Clinical Research Facility: based at 8 Sycamore Drive 

 

However some of the team work within the main Chesterfield Royal hospital.

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The Team 

 

Senior Team

 

Karen Moxham: General Manager for Research and Development

Amanda Whileman: Senior Matron for Research

Rob Kaye: Research and Development Facilitator

Dr Justin Cooke: Medical Clinical Research Lead

Tom Spencer: Research & Development Lead

 

Research Nurses/Practitioners 

                  

Rachel Gascoyne: Stroke/Generic

Lesley Stevenson: Haematology and R&D

Kelly Pritchard: Haematology/Bowel & Lung Cancer

Cindy Cart: critical care research

Adam Mendelski: Critical care research

Stephanie Wright: Generic

Emma Moakes: Generic

Sarah Broadhead: Generic

Leanne Lowe: Generic

Amanda Crowder: Generic

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Research Midwives

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Mary Kelly-Baxter: Midwifery/Generic

Lauren Bishop: Midwifery

Fiona Warburton: Midwifery

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Administration Staff 

 

Jan Woodward: Research & Education 

Nicky Ford: Data Manager for Oncology & Generic

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Student Support

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Rheanna Smith: Learning Environment Manager

                                                                

Research at Chesterfield Royal

 

At Chesterfield Royal Hospital NHS Foundation Trust we believe that participation in research is an integral part of our mission to deliver quality healthcare to our local community.

As a hospital our involvement in research gives our patients extra choices, choices they may not otherwise have had.

It gives the choice to help shape practice for the future, the choice to help answer long standing medical questions, the choice to help in developing new treatments that are potentially more effective or have fewer side effects, and the choice of trying an alternative treatment that may otherwise not have been available to them.

Although not all participants will benefit directly from taking part in research studies, they will, in some measure, be contributing positively to future developments in healthcare.

 

To find out more information about research, our team, and useful links to our area, click on a button.

RECOVERY: COVID research at CRH

 

The Recovery trial is running here at CRH. It’s the world’s largest study of COVID -19 treatments for hospitalised patients, which is also taking place in 176 other hospitals.

The study has had a tremendous impact against covid-19, having discovered three effective treatments for patients severely affected by the disease. It is thought that these have saved over a million lives worldwide. This was only possible thanks to the dedication of NHS doctors and nurse in recruiting patients, and the willingness of the patients themselves to take part.

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