This study aims to understand the safety and efficacy of the drug AZD1402 in adults with moderate asthma, who regularly use inhaled corticosteroids (ICS) and long-acting beta-agonists (LABAs).
ASTHMA
Annual burden of Asthma to the NHS
£1.1bn
annual cost to the NHS
75,000
emergency admissions to hospitals
6.4m
GP & nurse consultations
Key Study Information:
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Treatment Area:
Asthma
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Study Type:
Interventional
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Study Aim:
To understand the safety and efficacy of the drug AZD1402 in adults with moderate asthma, who regularly use inhaled corticosteroids (ICS) and long-acting beta-agonists (LABAs).
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Recruitment Target:
20 patients
- Details of practice revenue available on request.
Speak to our study support specialist for more information on this study.
10 minutes to participate in this study
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Step One
Practice - Select a study
uMed supports multiple studies sponsored by commercial and academic institutions.
Your practice can choose a study via our website or dedicated web application.
Step Two
Practice - Review & Approve Eligible Patients
uMed runs a study specific search to identify potential participants.
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uMed searches are compatible with EMIS or SystmOne. The results of this search are available to your practice in our web application for sign-off.
Step Three
uMed - Patient Contact
Once approved, we manage patient contact on your behalf via SMS, email and/or letter.
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We provide a dedicated study support line for all patient enquiries to minimise incoming calls to your practice.
For most studies, between 10-30% of patients engage with our outreach.
Step Four
Patient - Consents to Join Study
Congratulations! You've empowered your patients to participate in vital clinical research that is most relevant for them.
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Once the study concludes, we will share results and patient feedback with you so that you can see the impact of your participation. Any revenue generated from commercial studies is shared with your practice.
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