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OCTRU, the Cardiff Clinical Trials Unit and Nottingham CTU have come together to lead the Explain Initiative.   Funded by the NIHR, the group are currently seeking the views of those approached to take part in trials, those that have taken part in trials, those who work in trials (at sites and centrally) to give their opinions on the development of some Explainer Animations that would then be made freely available across the UKCRC CTU Network in the first instance.

 

Please visit the initiatives website to find out more at: https://explain.octru.ox.ac.uk/

 

Or to go directly to the survey: https://explain.octru.ox.ac.uk/delphi.html

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