Excited to have a team of researchers from #ACE heading to the International Clinical Trials Methodology Conference - #ICTMC2026 - in Birmingham next week. Come and join us for a great series of talks and posters!
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@ace-aberdeen.bsky.socialExcited to have a team of researchers from #ACE heading to the International Clinical Trials Methodology Conference - #ICTMC2026 - in Birmingham next week. Come and join us for a great series of talks and posters!
@ctrcardiffuni.bsky.socialCollaboration doesn’t just include working with academics and clinicians but also includes the voices of patients and the wider public. @researchwales.bsky.social #ICTMC2026
@ctrcardiffuni.bsky.socialCTR can collaborate at any point—from early design and funding applications to delivery, analysis and impact. If you’re attending ICTMC 2026, come and talk to us in Birmingham. @researchwales.bsky.social #ICTMC2026 #Collaboration
@ctrcardiffuni.bsky.socialRhys Denton, a Research Manager at Cardiff CTR, will present a poster at the ICTMC discussing themes that emerged from work with the LGBTQ+ community and researchers across Cardiff, exploring barriers existing with LGBTQ+ people being involved in research. @researchwales.bsky.social #ICTMC2026
@ctrcardiffuni.bsky.socialGood trial design asks you to be inclusive from the beginning. Martina Svobodova discusses her role in OPTIMISE, and making it accessible by design. Martina will share her findings in the Recruitment and Consent parallel session alongside Vicky Shepherd. @researchwales.bsky.social #ICTMC2026
@innovative-ctu.bsky.social📢 Heading to Birmingham for #ICTMC2026?
Our #ClinicalTrials methodology researchers will be presenting talks, posters and workshops throughout the conference.
🔗 View the full schedule and find out where to meet the team: www.innovative-ctu.ucl.ac.uk/news/news-st...
@ctrcardiffuni.bsky.socialCardiff CTR Research Manager, Rhys Denton, presents findings on the ‘Buildings Blocks’ approach for implementing AI against complex tasks. They will share their poster and discuss the implications at the ICTMC. @researchwales.bsky.social #ICTMC2026
@ctrcardiffuni.bsky.socialCTR colleagues are contributing work on adaptive designs, evidence across trial baskets and practical methodological choices that can strengthen future studies. @researchwales.bsky.social #ICTMC2026 #TrialMethodology
@drjoanneeuden.bsky.socialPleased to introduce our @evita-trial.bsky.social Trial Manager who will be presenting at #ICTMC2026 next week.
@ctrcardiffuni.bsky.socialCardiff CTR DEVISE-HD Trial Manager, Paula Foscarini-Craggs, will present a poster on reducing participant burden by incorporating data from other clinical studies into trial delivery. Come along to the ICTMC to find out more. @researchwales.bsky.social #ICTMC2026
@ctrcardiffuni.bsky.socialComplex trials depend on strong delivery as well as strong methods. CTR contributions at ICTMC 2026 include international CTIMP set-up, multi-CTU working and early-phase decentralised delivery. @researchwales.bsky.social #ICTMC2026
@ctrcardiffuni.bsky.socialThis can include recruiting older participants who have different accessibility needs. Here is one of our CI’s, Dr Rachel Abbot talking about EXCISE, a surgical skin cancer trial, where the demographic are mostly older patients. @researchwales.bsky.social #ICTMC2026
@ctrcardiffuni.bsky.socialRecruitment, retention and participant experience are central to useful trials. At ICTMC 2026, CTR colleagues will share work on practical barriers, decentralised approaches and inclusive delivery. @researchwales.bsky.social #ICTMC2026
@ctrcardiffuni.bsky.socialDolce Advani, a Cardiff CTR Data Manager, discusses her role in the OPTIMISE FLT-3 trial and investigates why UK sites record blood collection timepoints differently. She will share her poster and discuss the findings at the ICTMC. @researchwales.bsky.social #ICTMC2026
@ctrcardiffuni.bsky.socialCardiff CTR staff Rhys Denton and Fiona Lugg-Widger will host a hands-on workshop at the ICTMC looking at operationalizing AI in trials, alongside Will Cragg from @leedsctru.bsky.social and James Lee from @ovg.ox.ac.uk . @researchwales.bsky.social #ICTMC2026
@ctrcardiffuni.bsky.socialFrom routine data and REDCap to practical uses of AI, CTR colleagues are taking work on data quality, inclusion and operational efficiency to ICTMC 2026. @researchwales.bsky.social #ICTMC2026 #ResearchData
@ctrcardiffuni.bsky.socialHow can trials become more inclusive? CTR colleagues will explore consent, underserved groups, participant burden and the ways research culture and data can enable—or constrain—inclusion. @researchwales.bsky.social #ICTMC2026
@ctrcardiffuni.bsky.socialMore than 30 CTR colleagues are involved in our current plans for ICTMC 2026, with contributions across talks, posters and workshops. We’ll share the themes and people behind the work. @researchwales.bsky.social #ICTMC2026
@ctrcardiffuni.bsky.socialAhead of ICTMC, Prof Mike Robling talks about the importance of the conference for driving innovation and methodology within academic clinical trials. Cardiff CTR brings together 170+ permanent colleagues and supports 100+ studies at any one time. @researchwales.bsky.social #ICTMC2026