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Clinical Trials Unit

Clinical Trials Unit

News: Our Newest Publications and Results

CERM: Does preconceptual doxycycline prevent miscarriage in women with recurrent miscarriage (RM) and chronic endometritis (CE) defined by CD138+ stromal cells?

Published in Human Reproduction. Open the Link

Chief Investigator: Prof Siobhan Quenby

More information about the trial can be find here

CERM

RACER-Knee: Robotic Arthroplasty: A Clinical and cost Effectiveness Randomised controlled trial.

Published in the Lancet. Open the Link 

Chief Investigators: Prof Andrew Metcalfe & Prof Edward Davis.

More information about the trial can be find here

RACER-Knee

Research excellence

The Warwick Clinical Trials Unit (WCTU) has a strong track record in delivering excellent research. Established in 2005, we received full registration status from the UKCRC in 2007.

We care about patient centred outcomes and we want to find ways to improve them. Our trials and investigations help us to do that. We're not afraid to ask the difficult questions, by leading and supporting clinical trials that seek to find answers. We have a reputation for challenging long-established norms.

Discover Our Work

Our core portfolio trials cover:

  • Cancer
  • Emergency and critical care
  • Methodology
  • Maternal Health
  • Surgery/Pain and Rehabilitation

Learn more about current, recruiting and follow up trials as well as completed trials in our Trials Portfolio section.

Collaborate with us

We specialise in the development and delivery of large multicentre clinical trials.

Whether you need support for specific services or full trial management, we can help.

Discover more about the services we provide by visiting Collaborate with WCTU.

Our Funding

Warwick CTU is a partner of the NIHR Research Support Service (RSS) , a national service that offers support to researchers based in England to apply for funding and to develop and deliver clinical, applied, public health, and social care research.‌

Funded by NIHR

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