Overview

Feasibility testing the CHARMER intervention and trial processes

In this work package we have successfully tested, on a small-scale, the CHARMER intervention developed in Work Package 2. It has also helped determine the appropriateness of the methods for conducting the research, including the outcome measures selected in Work Package 1.

We have used the information collected from the feasibility study to refine our procedures for the definitive trial (Work Package 4).

You can find out more about the feasibility study process in our protocol paper published in Research in Social and Administrative Pharmacy.

Our feasibility study results on implementing the CHARMER intervention have now been published in Research in Social and Administrative Pharmacy.

Patient and public involvement members have collaborated with the work package team to design patient participant materials. They will also be involved in the analysis of qualitative data to provide transparency and validation of interpretations.

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Work Package Team

If you have any questions about Work Package 3, please contact Dr Jackie Martin-Kerry.

Jackie Martin-Kerry
Research Fellow in Qualitative Process Evaluation, University of East Anglia / CHARMER Programme Manager
Debi Bhattacharya
Professor of Behavioural Medicine, University of East Anglia / CHARMER Co-Chief Investigator
Sion Scott
Associate Professor of Behavioural Medicine, University of East Anglia
Megan Pritchard
Former Trial Manager, Norwich Clinical Trials Unit, University of East Anglia
Amber Hammond
Clinical Trial Manager, Norwich Clinical Trials Unit, University of East Anglia
David Turner
Senior Research Fellow in Health Economics, University of East Anglia
Katherine Murphy
Former Public and Patient Involvement & Media Relations Lead
David Taylor
Public and Patient Involvement
Janet Gray
Public and Patient Involvement

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