Prof Amanda J Farrin
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Prof Amanda J Farrin
@amandafarrin.bsky.social

Director of Edinburgh Clinical Trials Unit | NIHR Senior Investigator | innovative trials methods | robust development & evaluation of complex interventions | data science for trials

Public Health 39%
Economics 22%

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Great to have so many engaged people in the room!

More workshops are planned for 2026.

Follow us here and on LinkedIn find out about future training opportunities.

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#UKCTUNetwork #HTBAGCI #ClinicalTrials
I'm doing a webinar in two weeks (15 Oct 1-2pm BST), part of NIHR Research Support Service's Methods Academy series, on the age-old question: should I do a stepped wedge trial?

Free registration, details here: tinyurl.com/z6cjvce3

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Many of you know I post something about methods most Mondays on the “other side”… will share here too.
Here is today’s …
It is often important to assess not only the effectiveness of an interventions in a trial but also the #CostEffectiveness of the intervention 1/7
#MethodologyMonday #106

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There's only 2 days left to sign up for our Masterclass in the Design and Conduct of Complex Intervention Evaluations!

Limited spaces are left! Register here - t.co/V6Q7p51feu
We're running our annual online Masterclass in Complex Interventions Evaluations over 3 days in January and February.

Come and learn from our expert team of complex interventions trialists at @leedsctru.bsky.social

Register now to reserve your place. Deadline 24 Jan.
Link below 👇

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FReSH START is a research project aiming to develop a therapy intervention for adults who self-harm. We are now running a clinical trial to see if the therapy we developed is effective and if it improves people's quality of life. #introduction #mentalhealthresearch #selfharm #NIHR

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PenARC & @arc-yharc.bsky.social researchers are working in partnership with older people with #heartfailure and #frailty to increase their independence.

> Learn more: tinyurl.com/4xt8f7en

@nihrarcs.bsky.social @exeter.ac.uk @universityofleeds.bsky.social @livunipress.bsky.social @nihr.bsky.social

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At #CCR25, we saw some trials use a #CompositeOutcome (an endpoint that combines more than one outcome into a single measure) & also saw some of the problems these can throw up. I have discussed these before but thought it would be useful to revisit 1/9
#MethodologyMonday #120

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Fern Harvey’s fab poster presentation of her systematic review on process evaluations for complex intervention trials. Better reporting of context, mechanisms of action and fidelity would enable greater learning about successful interventions #ImpSci #EIE2025 @au-primarycareuol.bsky.social

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A cluster randomised crossover design incorporates the principles of both cluster trials (where groups of individuals eg wards, schools etc are randomly assigned) and crossover trials where, in this case, the clusters cross over to different treatment/s for set time periods 2/7

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🚀 Exciting News! 🚀

Interested in or leading a clinical trial?

Want to be the best Chief Investigator you can be?

This updated course is for you!

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#ClinicalTrials #CITraining

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Phew: ResearchFish submitted again for another year ✅️

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A common issue in trials is how to accommodate multiple important outcomes. Approaches include composite outcomes or using the win ratio method (I have posted on these before). A newer method is the #DOOR (Desirability of Outcome Ranking) approach 1/7 
#MethodologyMonday #113

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