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2,270
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Launching
the new look!
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'....
probably the best trial website in
the world ....' (anonymous)
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Please
take a moment to look at the CRASH Trial website. The trial protocol, standard
PowerPoint slide presentation and Frequently Asked Questions, are now available
in:
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The trial protocol and/or summary is also available in Czech and Romanian, Dutch and Italian. Other new features are 'guidance for CT scan completion' on the Early Outcome Form and an updated list of collaborating hospitals. We continue to have our usual links to the MRC and articles of interest in the BMJ, previous trial newsletters and more. If you would like any of the information displayed on the CRASH website in paper copy please email CRASH@LSHTM.ac.uk and we will be happy to send this to you. |
Collecting
data Are you responsible for Early Outcome Form completion in your hospital? Do you have any ideas of how to make the form even more simple and easy to complete? I am in the process of evaluating the design of the Early Outcome Form and would like to hear your suggestions on how to achieve a good rate of accuracy and completeness of data. Please email me with any ideas - Reshma.Mashru@LSHTM.ac.uk |
UK
doctors and nurses |
Congratulations to the following new centres with ethics approval, who are now ready to start randomising patients:
Warmest welcome to all and a special welcome to 'new countries' Australia and Brazil who will bring the country total up to 28. Congratulations
also to Olive Kobusingye and team in Makerere Medical School, Uganda,
for randomising their first patient and to Karina Surt and team in
Hospital Escuela, Argentina, for enrolling 10 patients into the trial. |
We extend our special thanks and congratulations to Miguel Arango and team in Clinica las Americas, Colombia, and Jafri Abdullah and team in Hospital University Science Malaysia for enrolling 50 patients into the trial. Extra special congratulations to Bennie Hartzenberg and team in Tygerberg Academic Hospital, South Africa, for enrolling their 100th patient. Above all, the unbeatable
team of Petr Svoboda and Jiri Ochmann in Research Institute for Special
Surgery and Trauma in the Czech Republic have now recruited |
Nin
Ritchie, MRC CRASH Trial Manager |