Alison Richardson

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Palliative Long-term Abdominal Drains Versus Repeated Drainage In Untreatable Ascites Due To Advanced Cirrhosis: A Randomised Controlled Trial

Researchers:

Professor Alison Richardson

Sponsor: National Institute of Health and Care Research

NIHR ARC Wessex

Researchers:

Professor Alison Richardson

Sponsor: National Institute for Health Research Academy

ENABLE: Understanding and characterising supported self-management in the context of cancer which cannot be cured.

Researchers:

Professor Claire Foster

Professor Sara Demain ,

Professor Lynn Calman ,

Doctor Richard Wagland ,

Professor Alison Richardson

Sponsor: Macmillan Cancer Support

Macmillan HORIZONS Programme

Researchers:

Professor Claire Foster

Professor Lynn Calman ,

Professor Peter Smith ,

Emeritus Professor Anne Rogers ,

Professor Alison Richardson

Sponsor: Macmillan Cancer Support

Paramedic delivery of end-of-life care

Researchers:

Doctor Natasha Campling

Professor Sue Latter ,

Professor Alison Richardson ,

Doctor Joanne Turnbull ,

Ms Syd Anstee

Completed projects

Support for family members having chemotherapy

Researchers:

Professor Alison Richardson

Sponsor: Macmillan Cancer Support

TrueNTH: Supported self-management and follow up care programme for men with prostate cancer

Researchers:

Professor Alison Richardson

Professor Claire Foster

Sponsor: Prostate Cancer UK

Nurse Assisted eHealth Service From Hospital to Home: Ameliorating Burden of Treatment among Patients With Non-Communicable Diseases (HELSEVEL)

Researchers:

Professor Alison Richardson

Sponsor: The Research Council of Norway

Feasibility and acceptability of taking patients home to die from critical care

Researchers:

Professor Alison Richardson

Doctor Tracy Long-Sutehall

Sponsor: Cancer Research UK

Methylphenidate versus placebo for fatigue in advanced cancer (MePFAC)

Researchers:

Professor Alison Richardson

Sponsor: National Institute of Health and Care Research

How are patients and caregivers participation in health and social care shaped by burden of treatment and social inequalities?

Researchers:

Professor Alison Richardson

Sponsor: National Institute of Health and Care Research

An investigation into the use of the EORTC COre instrument and the possible need of a module for the assessment of Health Related Quality of Life in Adolescents and Young Adults (AYA) with cancer

Researchers:

Professor Anne-Sophie Darlington

Professor Alison Richardson

Sponsor: EORTC - European Organisation for Research & Treatment of Cancer

A Phase I-II feasibility trial of Cancer Carer Medicines Management (CCMM): an educational intervention for carer management of pain medication in cancer patients at end of life.

Researchers:

Professor Sue Latter

Professor Peter Smith ,

Professor Alison Richardson

Sponsor: Marie Curie

R Wagland, CUP Foundation - Text-mining qualitative analysis of comments proveded by patients with cancer

Researchers:

Doctor Richard Wagland

Professor Alison Richardson

Sponsor: Cancer of Unknown Primary Foundation

Claire Foster - Feasibility of establishing a cohort of lung cancer patients treated with curative intent to gather patient reported outcomes

Researchers:

Professor Claire Foster

Professor Alison Richardson

Sponsor: The Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation

Claire Foster, Roy Castle - Feasibility of establishing a cohort of lung cancer patients treated with curative intent radiotherapy

Researchers:

Professor Claire Foster

Professor Janis Baird ,

Professor Lynn Calman ,

Professor Peter Smith ,

Professor Alison Richardson

Sponsor: The Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation

PROSTATE Cancer Support Intervention for Managing ACTIVE Surveillance: a multi-centre feasibility trial

Researchers:

Professor Geraldine Leydon

Doctor Lucy Brindle ,

Professor Alison Richardson

Sponsor: Prostate Cancer UK

Investigating Quality of Care for People with Dementia Undergoing Cancer Treatment in Ambulatory Care

Researchers:

Professor Jackie Bridges ,

Professor Alison Richardson

Supporting self-management of multimorbidity during cancer recovery in old age: development and feasibility of an intervention

Researchers:

Professor Jackie Bridges

Professor Alison Richardson ,

Doctor Amanda Cummings ,

Professor Lynn Calman ,

Professor Claire Foster ,

Doctor Kellyn Lee

A multicentre randomised controlled trial (RCT) of a uro-oncology clinical nurse specialist (CNS) team delivered cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) intervention to reduce the impact of hot flush and night sweat (HFNS) symptoms in men with prostate cancer

Researchers:

Professor Simon Crabb

Professor Alison Richardson

Sponsor: National Institute of Health and Care Research

CLASP Cancer: Life Affirming Survivorship support in Primary care

Researchers:

Professor Paul Little

Professor Lucy Yardley ,

Professor Geraldine Leydon ,

Emeritus Professor Michael Moore ,

Doctor Adam Geraghty ,

Professor Claire Foster ,

Professor Alison Richardson ,

Professor Dankmar Böhning ,

Professor Gareth Griffiths

Sponsor: National Institute of Health and Care Research

Sue Latter, NIHR HTA (Uni of Leeds lead) - Self-Management of Analgesia and Related Treatments at the End of Life (SMARTE) - CLOSED

Researchers:

Professor Sue Latter

Professor Alison Richardson

Sponsor: National Institute of Health and Care Research

Accessing medicines at end-of-life: a multi-stakeholder, mixed method evaluation of service provision

Researchers:

Professor Sue Latter

Doctor Natasha Campling ,

Doctor Sean Ewings ,

Professor Miriam Santer ,

Professor Alison Richardson

Sponsor: National Institute of Health and Care Research

Supporting Carers Providing End of Life Care During the Transition from Hospital to their Family Member's Preferred Place of Care

Researchers:

Professor Alison Richardson

Sponsor: National Institute for Health Research Academy

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