WHO ICTRP trial

A study to assess the usefulness of using genetics to improve prescribing

ISRCTN14050335 · International Standard Randomised Controlled Trial Number (ISRCTN) · Recruiting

Key facts

Trial ID ISRCTN14050335
Public title A study to assess the usefulness of using genetics to improve prescribing
Scientific title A cross-sectional trial assessing the clinical utility of pre-emptive pharmacogenetic testing in primary and secondary care: the Implementing Pharmacogenetics to Improve Prescribing (IPTIP) trial
Primary sponsor University of Manchester
Registry International Standard Randomised Controlled Trial Number (ISRCTN)
Recruitment status Recruiting
Study type Observational
Phase Not Applicable
Countries United Kingdom;England
Conditions Pre-emptive pharmacogenetic testing Not Applicable
Interventions This is an observational study recruiting across two study arms, inpatient (IPTIP-I) and outpatient (IPTIP-O). The information gathered at recruitment will be sufficient for the electronic platform to generate a study ID, allowing 3 ml of…
Registration date Jun 23, 2022
Target size 646
Secondary IDs Nil known;Nil known;NIHR301748, IRAS 305751, CPMS 51741
Registry page isrctn.com

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