Clinical trials

2 November 2023. Related: Professionals, Resources.

i-Base produces resources based on evidence from clinical research.

This research can range from single case reports to large randomised studies.

We also produce materials to support community involvement in research.

HIV research has developed through the involvement of many interest groups. The best research includes people living with HIV and their advocates working with researchers.

i-Base projects and information

The following resources provide information about different aspects of HIV research.

• i-Base Community Guide to HIV Research (English, Russian, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese).
• Thinking of joining a study Information for volunteers or participants.
• Ongoing UK studies Information and links to ongoing UK studies.
• Databases for HIV Collaboration (DHICE project) Community involvement on a collaboration to coordinate HIV database research in the UK.
• UK-Community Advisory Board (UK-CAB) Network focused on understanding latest HIV research and on training and supporting greater community involvement in the UK.

External links to HIV research organisations

• clinicaltrials.gov the largest online database of clinical research – funded by the US governments and including US, international and other studies
• EU clinical trials register – European register of clinical trials
• Medical Research Council (MRC UK) – HIV trials unit
• NHS clinical Trials – searchable database of UK studies
• controlled-trials.com search engine for UK, European and international studies (ISRCTN register)
• Paediatric European Network for Treatment of AIDS (PENTA)
• Copenhagen HIV Programme (CHIP)
• INSIGHT network – responsible for international strategy studies including START and SMART
• AIDS Clinical Trials Group (ACTG)