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Sophie took part in a randomised controlled trial to assess the value of an intervention for use by diabetes clinicians to help young people self-manage their diabetes and other long term health conditions. Sophie enjoyed taking part in the trial and would consider other similar trials in the future.
Sophie aged 12 is White British and lives at home with her parents and siblings. She attends a local school and enjoys Art and cleaning her bedroom. Sophie was diagnosed...
Joe was invited to take part in a randomised controlled trial soon after he was diagnosed with diabetes, one year ago. The aim of the trial was to assess hospital versus home management at diagnosis in childhood diabetes. Joe was happy to take part.
Joe aged 15 is White British and lives at home with his parents and siblings. Joe attends a local school and enjoys football and going out with friends. He was...
Ryan is taking part in a randomised placebo controlled drugs trial. Ryan was happy to take part and help other children in the future, and to help improve his own health.
Ryan is 12 years of age, White British, lives with his parents and brother, and goes to a local school. Ryan was diagnosed with polyarthritis at the age of 8.
Dr William van't Hoff talks about the importance of clinical trials in children and about the different types of trials that children may be invited to participate.
Dr William van’t Hoff is Co-Director Medicines for Children Research Network.
