Welcome to
South
Gloucestershire
Medical Research Unit

We are an experienced clinical trials unit,  running studies covering a wide range of medical conditions. We undertake studies which are sponsored by a variety of universities and pharmaceutical companies.

Research
at
West Walk Surgery

The RAWWS team are part of South Gloucestershire Medical Services Ltd and are based at West Walk Surgery, Yate, in North Bristol.

The Research team consists of our lead GP, Dr Sam Davies, and our research nurses, Jane Deacon and Nicola Willey.

Other doctors and nurses are also often involved with individual studies.

Please take a look at our list of studies currently open to recruitment and contact us with any queries.

Dr Sam Davies working

Dr Sam Davies working at facility

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Jane working

Jane working in facility

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Dr Sam Davies

Portrait shot of Dr Sam Davies

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Nicola and Jane

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Jane and Nicola at Desk

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Current Studies open to
Recruitment

In addition to the Covid-19 Principle Study, we have lots of studies running at any one time. Here are just three other studies currently recruiting patients at our site.  Our full list of studies are detailed here.

If you have any questions about any of the studies, or would like further information to see if you might be eligible to join a study, please contact us.

Vesalius

A medication hoping to reduce cardiovascular events in people at high risk of heart attacks and strokes.

Sponsor

Amgen

Status

Open to recruitment

 

 

 

Chronic Cough

Can a new medication help people with a longstanding cough? 

If you have had a cough for more than a year, which is ‘unexplained’ by your doctor, or persists despite treatments, you may be interested to hear more about a study looking at a new treatment for longstanding cough.

Status

Open to recruitment

 

 

How to find us

South Gloucestershire
Medical Research Unit
West Walk Surgery
Yate
Bristol
BS37 4AX

Tel: 01454 272200

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