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Collaboration doesn’t just included working with academics and clinicians but also include the voices of patients and the wider public. @ResearchWales #ICTMC2026
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CTR can collaborate at any point—from early design and funding applications to delivery, analysis and impact. If you’re attending ICTMC 2026, come and talk to us in Birmingham. @ResearchWales #ICTMC2026
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Cardiff CTR Research Manager, Rhys Denton, presents findings on the ‘Buildings Blocks’ approach for implementing AI against complex tasks. They will share their poster and discuss the implications at the ICTMC. @ResearchWales #ICTMC2026
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CTR colleagues are contributing work on adaptive designs, evidence across trial baskets and practical methodological choices that can strengthen future studies. @ResearchWales #ICTMC2026 #TrialMethodology
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DEVISE-HD Trial Manager, Paula Foscarini-Craggs, will present a poster on reducing participant burden by incorporating data from other clinical studies into trial delivery. Come along to the ICTMC to find out more. @ResearchWales #ICTMC2026
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This can include recruiting older participants who have different accessibility needs. Here is one of our CI’s, Dr Rachel Abbot talking about EXCISE, a surgical skin cancer trial, where the demographic are mostly older patients. @ResearchWales #ICTMC2026
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From routine data and REDCap to practical uses of AI, CTR colleagues are taking work on data quality, inclusion and operational efficiency to ICTMC 2026. @ResearchWales #ICTMC2026 #ResearchData
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How can trials become more inclusive? CTR colleagues will explore consent, underserved groups, participant burden and the ways research culture and data can enable—or constrain—inclusion. @ResearchWales #ICTMC2026
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More than 30 CTR colleagues are involved in our current plans for ICTMC 2026, with contributions across talks, posters and workshops. Over the next week, we’ll share the themes and people behind the work. @ResearchWales #ICTMC2026
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Replying to @AsylumMatters
The British public is compassionate — no matter how hard some try to demonise the vulnerable.
Every signature is a message to Parliament:
Humanity still matters.
petition.parliament.uk/petit…
Paula F-C retweeted
High irregular migration is a symptom of a failing border policy. The more they choke regular migration to higher it drives irregular migration. If people need to be here to unite with family, they will come by whatever means necessary. We need more safe routes not fewer!
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The govt has promised to end the use of hotels for asylum seekers, but has no plans to LET THEM WORK
So they can support themselves & start to become part of our communities & rebuild their lives without this stupid forced dependence
Hotels have become a lightning rod for hate.
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This article sets the record straight about Schools of Sanctuary — and why it’s rooted in safety, inclusion, and kindness for everyone: chroniclelive.co.uk/news/nor…
On this World Refugee Day, it's good to remember the power of community! especially my community making great research happen
blogs.cardiff.ac.uk/centre-f…
#WorldRefugeeDay2025
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#WorldRefugeeDay
We are a growing movement of 600+ organisations, institutions and businesses demanding for a fairer, more compassionate system for refugees.
We refuse to accept the broken status quo.
Get involved. Join the #FairBeginsHere movement.
togetherwithrefugees.org.uk
Paula F-C retweeted
We don't count people's worth in numbers. It's hard to watch politicians celebrate falling migration just days after they labelled people who've built lives in this country "strangers".
So today, and always, we want to be very clear:
Newcomers are welcome and they always will be.
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Our inhumane asylum system is costing people their lives. Last year it was deadlier than ever.
At the very least, every person who dies while attempting to claim asylum here should be counted, remembered and mourned.
Last night, I spoke about why this needs to be law.
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How does @BBCNewsnight (and other Beeb shows) take itself seriously when they allow Carla Sands on to spout demonstrably-false and biased bullshit like this?


















