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Research
Did you know that we take part in NHS research?
Peverell Park Surgery is proud to be involved in clinical research studies within primary care.
Our practice is actively involved in clinical research as part of the National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) Clinical Research Network for the South West Peninsula, as well as selected commercial research studies.
Taking part in research helps us improve the quality of care we provide by contributing to new knowledge, treatments, and ways of delivering healthcare. Research not only benefits future patients but can also enhance the care of those who take part.
Many of our patients who have joined research studies tell us they find the experience rewarding, knowing they are making a valuable contribution to the future of healthcare.
If you are eligible for a study, a member of our team may contact you with further information. Participation is always voluntary, and your care will not be affected if you choose not to take part. Joint IG Awareness Statement / Research Privacy Statement
Dr Dunne is research lead for the practice and Waterside PCN. We also have 2 research nurses, Lucy Wood and Zoe Hope, working across our network .Some studies may also be supported by research nurses from the NIHR.
To register for a research study, click the button below.
Current Research Studies
EXIST Study
The EXIST questionnaire forms part of the University of Liverpool study on Experiences of Oral Health Stigma (EXIST) which aims to understand how people experience oral health stigma and the impact that it has on their lives. Oral health includes the health of the lips, gums, teeth, tongue and any other areas of the mouth.
Alzheimers Research UK
We are pleased to announce that Alzheimer’s Research UK is developing two exciting new services, aimed at getting people involved in dementia research and increasing public understanding of dementia. To find out more Join dementia research’ – Alzheimer’s Research UK
