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OCTRU Trials Hub @octructu.bsky.social · 01/10/2026

Wow, what an amazing month for our studies in September, with 5 achieving their best month of recruitment to date! 👏 Amazing work - @geko-study.bsky.social, MILI, ODD SOCKS, PREPARE-KIDS and SORTED ! & a big thank you to all taking part to everyone involved on every one of our studies.

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OCTRU Trials Hub @octructu.bsky.social · 16/09/2026

We have another poster to share with you today if you are attending ICTMC 2026. Find out more about how Power BI is being utilised at OCTRU for Clinical Trial Oversight and Trial Resourcing at P-394 ⬇️ #ICTMC2026 #OCTRU

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OCTRU Trials Hub @octructu.bsky.social · 15/09/2026

ICTMC 2026 has started and we can't wait to share our posters with you this week. If you are in attendance today, make sure to drop by to say hello, see our posters, and have a chat with those attending from across our trials groups and Hub team. #ICTMC2026 #OCTRU

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OCTRU Trials Hub @octructu.bsky.social · 01/09/2026

As the sun begins to set on Summer, we welcome September and celebrate the studies who achieved their best month of recruitment to date in August: @geko-study.bsky.social and SORTED! 👏 As always, a big thank you to all taking part to everyone involved on every one of our studies.

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Oncology Clinical Trials Office @octooxford.bsky.social · 25/08/2026

MILI's Chief Investigator Prof Sarah Blagden spoke on BBC Radio Oxford this morning to talk about the MILI trial. Listen in here, www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/..., from 08:10. Alternatively, you can read about the MILI trial in a recent BBC news article www.bbc.co.uk/news/article.... #LFS #TP53

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NIHR Biomedical Research Centre: Oxford @oxfordbrc.bsky.social · 20/08/2026

Congratulations to Professor Matthew Costa and Dr Rachel Kuo, who have just been announced among the winners of the NIHR20 Research Leaders Prizes, in recognition of their outstanding contribution to health and care research oxfordbrc.nihr.ac.uk/oxford-resea... @ndorms.bsky.social @medsci.ox.ac.uk

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OCTRU Trials Hub @octructu.bsky.social · 20/08/2026

Congratulations to Prof. Matt Costa, strategic lead for OCTRU's Trauma and Emergency Care group, for winning this award!👏 Find out more about the group's impactful musculoskeletal trauma research on their informative evidence website: evidence.ndorms.ox.ac.uk

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UK CTU Network @ukctunetwork.org · 04/08/2026

📣 This week we became the UK Registered CTU Network. Our new name better reflects our role as an internationally recognised community of CTUs supporting high-quality public research across the UK. Many thanks to Lucy Chappell for her support, guidance & advice. 👉 Learn more: tinyurl.com/38sjnt3p

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OCTRU Trials Hub @octructu.bsky.social · 04/08/2026

OCTRU are proud to be part of the community of registered CTUs at @ukctunetwork.org The new name emphasises the collaborative nature of being a registered CTU. It's great to get to work together with other CTUs to develop guidance and share best practice in clincial trials! #UKCTUNetwork

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UK CTU Network @ukctunetwork.org · 03/08/2026

🚨 A new look but the same mission! We're excited to launch our new identity as the UK Registered CTU Network, reflecting the evolution of our community while continuing to support high-quality clinical research across the UK. 👉 tinyurl.com/38sjnt3p #UKCTUNetwork #ClinicalResearch

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The Network becomes the UK Registered CTU Network 2026

The UKCRC Registered CTU Network is proud to launch a new visual identity and name, as we become the UK Registered CTU Network.

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OCTRU Trials Hub @octructu.bsky.social · 03/08/2026

It's been another amazing month with five of our studies acheiving their best month of recruitment to date in July! 🎉 Well done to the BALANCE, ENDONET, HAWAII-DRIFT, SORTED and VISTA study teams 👏 & a big thank you to all taking part to everyone involved on every one of our studies.

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OCTRU Trials Hub @octructu.bsky.social · 27/07/2026

Well done to the BALANCE study team on recruiting their first participant on the same day that the study opened to recruitment! 👏 Find out more about the study below ⬇️

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UK CTU Network @ukctunetwork.org · 08/07/2026

🚨 The #ICTMC2026 has just published its programme. A truly fabulous range of topics and speakers, with representatives from Registered CTUs leading the way. We can't wait for September! What are your top tips for sessions to attend? 🔗 tinyurl.com/45nt378m #UKCTUNetwork #TrialsMethodology

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ICTMC 2026, ICC BIrmingham - ICTMC 2026 - ICC Birmingham

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OCTRU Trials Hub @octructu.bsky.social · 01/07/2026

We had a great time with all our groups at our annual Summer meeting yesterday! 🌞 Thanks to all our brilliant speakers! 🎤 Congratulations to all who won awards, those who were commended, and to everyone nominated!👏 It's really great to celebrate and acknowledge our appreciation of each other!

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OCTRU Trials Hub @octructu.bsky.social · 01/07/2026

Happy July! 🌞 Amazing work from our studies in June - six have achieved their best month of recruitment to date! Well done to DISCUS, HAWAII-DRIFT, PART, SENTINEL, SORTED and WHiTE DELPHIC 👏 & a big thank you to all taking part to everyone involved on every one of our studies.

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OCTRU Trials Hub @octructu.bsky.social · 23/06/2026

Three of our medical statisticians (Adrija Saha, Eleanor Temple, Chris Mwema) attended the NIHR Statistics Conference last week in Sheffield and a great time was had by all! 😊 And well done to Chris who came 2nd place in the poster competition! 👏 #NIHRStatisticsConference2026

Adrija and her poster - COMBAT-GB: A Dose-Finding Study for Decitabine in Glioblastoma

Eleanor and her poster - Reducing missing data: Expanding the statistician's role in trial design

Chris and his poster - From ICH E9(R1) to the Operating Theatre: Using Estimands in Surgical Trials with Time-dependent Treatment Switching

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University of Oxford Department of Oncology @oncology.ox.ac.uk · 12/06/2026

📣 First trial of vaccine to prevent Lynch syndrome-associated cancers approved to start in Oxford. Fantastic news from @ox.ac.uk & Moderna that Phase 1 of the INTERCEPT-Lynch trial has received MHRA authorisation & is expected to begin recruitment this summer. tinyurl.com/intercept-ly...

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UK CTU Network @ukctunetwork.org · 03/06/2026

📣 Registration is open for our next How to Be a Great Chief Investigator workshop, taking place in Birmingham on 28 Sept 2026. Build your skills, learn from experienced CIs & other trialists, & grow your peer network. 🔗 Register here tinyurl.com/48ku2ywx #UKCTUNetwork #ChiefInvestigatorTraining

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OCTRU Trials Hub @octructu.bsky.social · 04/06/2026

Thank you to all the volunteers who are involved in our research - particpants, organ donors, members of Patient and Public Involvement groups, Community Advisory Boards, Research Ethics Committees, Confidentiality Advisory Groups, and more - we couldn't do it without you! #volunteersweek

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OCTRU Trials Hub @octructu.bsky.social · 02/06/2026

We are at the Women in Surgical Research Conference today! If you are attending, make sure to drop by our stand to speak with our representatives from the @situ-oxford.bsky.social team (and to pick up some freebies)! #WomenInSurgery #SurgicalResearch #AcademicSurgery @britorthopaedic.bsky.social

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OCTRU Trials Hub @octructu.bsky.social · 01/06/2026

Well done to the @forensic-uk.bsky.social and OP NON STOP studies, who achieved their best month of recruitment to date in May! Thank you to the participants in all our studies and to the work of all the teams and people involved who can make our research possible each month!

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OCTRU Trials Hub @octructu.bsky.social · 20/05/2026

We hope you've enjoyed our series of posts today for ICTD! We chose to focus on our wonderful staff members across our trials groups who all share the goal of improving lives through research! In our final post, we'd like to thank everyone who makes great clinical trials possible. #ICTD2026

Happy International Clinical Trials Day!

Thank you to everyone who makes our clinical trials possible...

-Trial participants
-Patient representatives and public involvement partners
-Chief Investigators
-Research staff
-Doctors, nurses, surgeons, physios, and more!

-OCTRU

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OCTRU Trials Hub @octructu.bsky.social · 20/05/2026

Finally, we hear from Operations Director/Interim Joint CTU Director, Vicki, on why she feels privileged to be involved in research, and how her career in research and trials has evolved over the years. #ICTD2026

I feel fortunate every day to work in clinical trials. Having worked in the laboratory, on hospital wards asking patients to consider taking part in multiple clinical trials, collecting data and driving engagement in clinical trials; to now being part of teams in many areas of medicine designing and delivering new trials – this is just a real privilege!
I’m proud to be a very small part of a bigger group, delivering answers to research questions that matter to patients across the NHS to improve care, treatment options and provide evidence for all of us to be able make informed choices. - Vicki, OCTRU Operations Director/Interim Joint CTU Director

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OCTRU Trials Hub @octructu.bsky.social · 20/05/2026

A great quality assurance (QA) team is vital to ensure the work we do is compliant - Joanna, our Head of Regulatory Affairs and QA has undertaken a huge amount of work in the past year to ensure that our processes are in line with the updated clinical trials regulations & GCP guidelines! #ICTD2026

Last month saw a significant milestone in the implementation of updated regulations for the conduct of clinical trials in the UK which also implemented the updated international good clinical practice guidelines. The updated framework introduces faster and more streamlined trial approvals, a more risk-proportionate regulatory framework, stronger participant protections and transparency obligations, simplified safety reporting arrangements and new terminology.

In my capacity as Head of Regulatory Affairs and Quality Assurance it has been a very challenging time to ensure our trials stay compliant and relevant, but it has also been very rewarding to lead the implementation of the new framework and update our processes to make them fit for purpose for the future of clinical trials. - Joanna, OCTRU HoRAQ

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SITU Oxford @situ-oxford.bsky.social · 20/05/2026

Happy International Clinical Trials Day 2026 We'd like to thank everyone who makes this research possible, your dedication and support makes a huge impact by improving medicine and lives around the world!

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OCTRU Trials Hub @octructu.bsky.social · 20/05/2026

Marloes speaks about how her experience of Trial Management in her PhD sparked her interest in clinical trials, and how she has progressed in her role to now be a Senior Trial Manager at Oxford Trauma and Emergency Care. #ICTD2026

My interest in clinical trials began during my PhD, where I managed a clinical trial involving people with Parkinsons. That experience resulted in me wanting to build my career in clinical trials.
After completing my PhD, I started working as a Trial Administrator in Primary Care before progressing to Trial Manager roles across a range of Primary Care studies. I later moved into Trauma and Emergency Care, where I have been working as a Senior Trial Manager for the past few years. -Marloes, Senior Trial Manager at the Kadoorie Institute of Trauma, Emergency & Critical Care

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OCTRU Trials Hub @octructu.bsky.social · 20/05/2026

David, Director of SITU-NDORMS joyfully looks back on how his career path was shaped by many influential people, and why International Clinical Trials Day is such an important day to celebrate! Find out more about SITU NDORMS: www.ndorms.ox.ac.uk/octru/octru-... @situ-oxford.bsky.social #ICTD2026

I first got into trials many moons ago (1989). On return from a busy clinical job in the Canadian outback (Owen Sound, Ontario) I took up a very unique, rare (and seemingly unpopular) job as "research" physio at the NOC whilst doing a parallel MSc at Kings College, London. The enforced project was on Anterior Cruciate Injury and proprioception. I had barely heard of that ligament, never mind this "research" thing! Quickly moving onto a DPhil under the supervision of Prof Hamish Simpson and late Prof John O'Connor, and with the support of the Prof Duthie, longstanding NOC knee surgeon Chris Dodd and I had some great fun putting together a few "crude" trials to explore the value of proprioceptive rehab for ACLD. I cut my teeth and learnt from everyone - engineers, trialists, surgeons, physios, researchers. I became hooked on evaluation science and have stayed that way ever since. Today my trials outlook is truly "international" both with SITU/OCTRU in Oxford and the NHMRC CTC in Sydney. It's a great day to celebrate - so much good has been achieved through rigorous clinical trials - and we can all be proud to be part of that. - Prof. David Beard, Director of SITU NDORMS

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OCTRU Trials Hub @octructu.bsky.social · 20/05/2026

There isn't one set path into the world of trials and the range of careers within CTUs are diverse - Patrick, OCTRU’s Head of Programming, talks about how he got into his long career within clinical trials programming, and how collaboration is a key part of his job. #ICTD2026

After having worked as a programmer in manufacturing, finance, mobile telecommunications and logistics, I joined a clinical trials unit at the University of Oxford in June 2005. In that time there have been huge technological advances in IT and an increased emphasis on validation. Systems cannot simply work; they must be demonstrably correct and auditable. Documentation, testing, and version control are therefore as important as technical skill.
A typical day might involve maintaining databases for trial data, ensuring electronic data capture systems run smoothly, and supporting researchers who rely on accurate, timely information.
Collaboration is constant. IT staff work closely with clinicians, statisticians, and trial managers, translating technical issues into plain terms and understanding the practical needs of research teams. Patience and clear communication go a long way. - Patrick, Head of Programming

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OCTRU Trials Hub @octructu.bsky.social · 20/05/2026

Connecting with diverse groups of people is an aspect of clinical trials that Anjali, Clinical Trials Manager & Epidemiologist at SITU-NDORMS thrives on! Anjali is currently the trial manager of the GEKO study: geko.octru.ox.ac.uk #ICTD2026 @geko-study.bsky.social @situ-oxford.bsky.social

My initiation to clinical trials was by re-evaluating two long-running series of UK childhood leukaemia trials as part of my doctoral research and seeing how they contributed to 5-year survival rates increasing from less than 5% in the early 1960s to currently over 85% - and I got to demonstrate children are being cured! I am now managing the GEKO clinical trial and the aspect I enjoy most is the enormous number of people whom I get to connect with including possible participants, patient representatives, health professionals, and academics from many disciplines who are all single-mindedly committed to improving health outcomes. - Anjali, Clinical Trials Manager & Epidemiologist

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OCTRU Trials Hub @octructu.bsky.social · 20/05/2026

Roles at CTUs are varied, and for some of us, we didn’t know such opportunities were available! Keira, OCTRU’s GCP Compliance Manager discusses how she progressed from trial assistant to her current role in QA and how you don’t need to be a scientist or medic to be involved in research. #ICTD2026

I didn’t realise roles like mine existed – past me would have loved to have known I could be involved in research without needing to be a scientist or medic! My first role in clinical trials was over 10 years ago as a trial assistant in a CTU; helping with administrative tasks. I then moved into the Quality and Regulatory team, as assistant, then Officer and then a Manager within pharmacovigilance (drug safety). I am now GCP Compliance Manager for Clinical Research at OCTRU where I continue to learn and be excited by the research my job role supports. - Keira, GCP Compliance Manager for Clinical Research

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OCTRU Trials Hub @octructu.bsky.social · 20/05/2026

Mimi, Clinical Trial Manager at EMR discusses how she discovered career opportunities within trials when she moved to the UK, how she progressed in her career within trials, and why her job continues to motivate her. #ICTD2026

I discovered clinical trials as a career while moving from Europe to the UK and was immediately drawn to the impact each trial phase has on developing new treatments and improving existing care. I progressed into a Clinical Trial Manager role, building hands-on experience in coordinating complex studies. I have developed strong skills in managing complex and multi-centre trial designs, meeting targets and milestones, and applying critical thinking to solve challenges. I’m driven by the opportunity to deliver high-quality research that directly improves patient outcomes and makes a meaningful difference. - Mimi, Clinical Trial Manager

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OCTRU Trials Hub @octructu.bsky.social · 20/05/2026

IT is a vital aspect throughout the whole lifecycle of modern trials & it is important to acknowledge the contribution of often unseen IT staff! Lucy, Head of Data Collection Systems, talks about how she came to work in trials, and why, ten years later, she is still enjoying it. #ICTD2026

I joined the OCTRU IT team in 2015 after a few months of configuring systems for another university department. I knew relatively little about clinical trials at the time but was keen to be doing something closer to my sciences degree. Now it’s hard to imagine working in any other field! Ten years after starting as a Database Officer I now have the privilege of leading a fantastic team, all while developing my skills, and contributing to projects that have real-world impact. - Lucy, Head of Data Collection Systems

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OCTRU Trials Hub @octructu.bsky.social · 20/05/2026

Manu, a DPhil student and Medical Statistician who is currently supporting the design of a new OCTRU study within EMR, talks about why they were drawn to medical research, what it means, and how statistics are a vital part of clinical trials. #ICTD2026

My passion for medicine comes from lived experience. My mum lives with autoimmune diseases that have significantly affected her quality of life, and she is a huge part of why I do this work. Statistics and medicine go hand in hand in developing and evaluating new treatments, helping to turn data into evidence that can improve care. Knowing that my work can contribute, even in a small way, to changing lives for the better is what brings me the most joy. - Manu, DPhil student & Medical Statistician

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OCTRU Trials Hub @octructu.bsky.social · 20/05/2026

Alice, a Clinical Trial Manager in SITU-NDS talks about how and why she was drawn to Trial Management, and why it is fulfilling to work in trials. Find out more about the SITU NDS group here: www.ndorms.ox.ac.uk/octru/octru-... #ICTD2026

After obtaining my PhD in Biological Sciences, I began my career as a postdoctoral researcher. During this time, I realised I wanted to move into clinical research, where I could contribute to studies with a more immediate and meaningful impact on patient care. I was particularly drawn to trial management, as it allows me to support Chief Investigators in delivering their research while working closely within multidisciplinary teams. After exploring different roles and speaking with colleagues involved in clinical trials, I transitioned into this field and have continued to develop my career. I find clinical research collaborative, engaging, and highly rewarding. - Alice, Clinical Trial Manager

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FORENSIC-UK @forensic-uk.bsky.social · 20/05/2026

A big shout out on International Clinical Trials Day 2026 to all those who make the FORENSIC-UK Trial possible 👏 THANK YOU to all the participants, patient representatives, surgeons, physiotherapists, nurses and research teams in helping to improve treatment for back pain. #ICTD2026 #SurgicalTrials

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OCTRU Trials Hub @octructu.bsky.social · 20/05/2026

Lesley, Clinical Trials Assistant at the Surgical Intervention Trials Unit (SITU - NDORMS) talks about her shift into the world of trials after taking a career break, and why she enjoys working in trials. #ICTD2026 @situ-oxford.bsky.social

After studying biochemistry at university, I was a scientific journal editor for over 10 years. After a career break to focus on my family, I took the leap back into work at the surgical trials unit (SITU) in NDORMS and I am very happy! The work is varied and keeps me learning every day. Most importantly, it feels meaningful knowing it ultimately helps improve treatment for patients. - Lesley, Clinical Trials Assistant

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OCTRU Trials Hub @octructu.bsky.social · 20/05/2026

Ruth, Operations Manager for the Oncology Clinical Trials Office (OCTO) discusses how she has progressed in her career within trials, and what her contribution to cancer trials means for the wider community. Find out more: www.oncology.ox.ac.uk/research/cli... #ICTD2026 @octooxford.bsky.social

I joined OCTO as a trial manager in 2019, having previously worked in science communications and teaching. I have since progressed to a senior trial manager role, then the operations manager. I also oversee the Translational Support Unit, our dedicated clinical trial sample handling laboratory. Moving into clinical trials was an excellent way to apply the skills I had gained elsewhere in a new way.
Having an eye for detail, being a good communicator, problem-solver and having the ability to keep a number of plates spinning at the same time are all definite advantages in this job. I find working at OCTO particularly rewarding because I know that I am contributing to work that will ultimately lead to better cancer treatments, and that means everyone benefits. - Ruth, Operations Manager

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OCTRU Trials Hub @octructu.bsky.social · 20/05/2026

Anne, the Operational Lead for the Experimental Medicine and Rheumatology (EMR) group, shares how she started her career in clinical trials and why she finds it rewarding. Find out more about the EMR trials group here: www.ndorms.ox.ac.uk/octru/octru-... #ICTD2026

"I started working in clinical research at the University of Oxford after completing my PhD, knowing I wanted to stay in science but not in the lab. That was 20 years ago and I’m still here now! I enjoy the variety of the job and people I work with, as well as making a positive contribution to the health of the nation." - Anne, Clinical Trial Operational Lead, EMR

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OCTRU Trials Hub @octructu.bsky.social · 20/05/2026

Happy International Clinical Trials Day! Today we are excited to be sharing words from the people who work across OCTRU on how they came to work in research and what working in trials means to them! @oxtraumaresearch.bsky.social @situ-oxford.bsky.social @octooxford.bsky.social #ICTD2026

The words Happy International Clinical Trials Day! over an image of a globe on the left. On the right, an image of OCTRU Hub, with the logos of the OCTRU groups below.

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OCTRU Trials Hub @octructu.bsky.social · 11/05/2026

Would you like to support the continued expansion of the EMR trials group, to lead and provide expertise on data management activities through being their Senior Data Manager? 🧑‍💻 View the job description & apply here: tinyurl.com/46btz53m Apply by 22nd May, 12 noon. #DataManagement #OxfordJobs

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OCTRU Trials Hub @octructu.bsky.social · 01/05/2026

It's a sunny start to May & today we congratulate the studies that achieved their best month of recruitment to date in April - FORENSIC, GEKO, RAMBOH-1 and WHiTE DELPHIC! 👏🌞 As always, thank you to our participants across all of our studies and to all the teams involved in all of our research.

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UK CTU Network @ukctunetwork.org · 30/04/2026

🚨 LAST CHANCE TO REGISTER Registration for the 'How to be a Great Chief Investigator for Clinical Trials' workshop taking place in Nottingham on 5 May 2026 closes at 5pm on 1 May 2026. 🔗 Find out more and register here: lnkd.in/gW7Tf9Cf #UKCTUNetwork #ChiefInvestigatorTraining

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Oncology Clinical Trials Office @octooxford.bsky.social · 09/04/2026

MILI participant Abbi talks about Li Fraumeni Syndrome and her experience of joining the MILI trial: mili.octru.ox.ac.uk/hear-from-a-... To learn about the MILI trial and LFS, visit mili.octru.ox.ac.uk #TP53 #LiFraumeniSyndrome #LFS @oncology.ox.ac.uk @oxfordcancer.bsky.social

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Oxford Trauma and Emergency Care @oxtraumaresearch.bsky.social · 09/04/2026

A 5-year-old boy falls off a climbing frame and lands on his wrist. Should you reduce the fracture - or simply put it in a nice cast and let it remodel? Until now, people might have had strong views about this, but no-one really knew. 👇

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OCTRU Trials Hub @octructu.bsky.social · 01/04/2026

In March the ACL-STARR, HAWAII-DRIFT, LEADER & WHiTE 16-DELPHIC studies achieved their best month of recruitment to date! Well done to all involved! And as always, thank you to the participants in all our studies and to the work of all the teams and people involved in making this research happen!

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OCTRU Trials Hub @octructu.bsky.social · 06/03/2026

Great piece to celebrate women working in research - and excellent to see four of our team members featured - have a read through the link below! ⬇️

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OCTRU Trials Hub @octructu.bsky.social · 02/03/2026

As we look forward to what March may bring (hopefully more 🌞), we congratulate the GEKO, LEADER, HAWAII-DRIFT, and WHiTE 16-DELPHIC studies for achieving their best month of recruitment to date in February! & as always, thank you to everyone participating and working on all of our studies!

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UK CTU Network @ukctunetwork.org · 25/02/2026

🚨 Don't miss this important MHRA webinar on 12 March 2026 discussing the implementation of the new clinical trials regulations. 🔗 Reserve your place here: bit.ly/3Mq9h5P #ClinicalTrials #UKCTUNetwork #MHRA

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OCTRU Trials Hub @octructu.bsky.social · 25/02/2026

Well done to OP NON STOP for hitting 25% of their recruitment target today! This study will compare the outcomes of Active Containment and Surgical Containment in children treated for Perthes’ Disease. Find out more about the study here: www.opnonstop.org @oxtraumaresearch.bsky.social

Black text on lefthand side '25% of recruitment target reached' in all capitals on a white background. The background on the right hand side is of a melting ice cream in a cone, held by a hand. On the bottom from left to right, are the logos for OCTRU, Oxford Trauma and Emergency Care and OP NON STOP.

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