Monday 30 September

Morning Workshops (10:00-13:00)
W1.1: Finding, critically appraising, and using a core outcome set (COS) for your trial
Prof Paula Williamson, University of Liverpool; Dr Sarah Gorst, University of Liverpool; Dr Nicola Harman, University of Liverpool and Dr Karen Matvienko-Sikar, University College Cork

W1.2: How to design and run an inclusive and diverse randomised trial
Dr Shoba Dawson

W1.3: Introducing the INSPECT-SR tool to assess the trustworthiness of randomised controlled trials
Dr Jack David Wilkinson, University of Manchester; Mr Calvin Heal, University of Manchester and Prof Jamie Kirkham, University of Manchester

W1.4: Implementing CDISC’s SDTM within an academic CTU
Ms Sharon Kean; Mr Jonathan Gibb, University of Liverpool

Afternoon Workshops (14:00-17:00)
W2.1: Using patient-reported outcomes to understand treatment risks and benefits in trials
Dr Jessica Roydhouse; Dr Devin Peipert; Prof Melanie Calvert and Prof Christina Yap

W2.2: Using the PeRSEVERE guiding principles to prepare for and manage withdrawal and other participation changes in clinical trials
Mr William Cragg

W2.3: Enabling lower carbon clinical trials
Miss Jessica Griffiths; Mr Frank You; Dr Lisa Fox and Prof Paula Williamson

W2.4: A practical guide to the design, analysis, interpretation and reporting of factorial trials
Mr Brennan Kahan; Prof Alan Montgomery; Prof Edmund Juszczak and Dr Sophie Hall

W2.5: Good Statistical Practice - Development of Tailored Good Clinical Practice Training for Statisticians
Prof Deborah Stocken; Prof Carrol Gamble; Prof Steff Lewis and Dr Claire Peckitt

Thursday 3 October

Afternoon Workshops (13:00-16:00)
W3.1: Making Clinical Trial Analysis More Open and FAIR: Discussion, Ideas Sharing, and Recommendations
Dr Matthew Parkes, University of Manchester; Dr Timothy Feeney, BMJ; Dr Lukas Hughes-Noehrer, University of Manchester and Dr Darren Dahly, University College Cork

W3.2: Can Healthcare Systems Data be relied upon for measuring clinical trial outcomes? An updated perspective
Dr Rob Trubey; Prof Matt Sydes, University College London; Dr Rebecca Cannings-John, Cardiff University and Dr Charlie Harper, MRC Population Health Research Unit, Oxford

W3.3: Using the 'QuinteT Recruitment Intervention' (QRI) to support recruitment to randomised controlled trials: a workshop to share novel methodological techniques and experiences of applying the QRI to identify and address recruitment issues
Dr Leila Rooshenas, University of Bristol