Projects per year
Overview
Organisation profile
Research Group Lead: Professor Victoria Allgar
The Medical Statistics Research Group, in the University of Plymouth's Peninsula Medical School, aims to improve the methodological quality of research projects through the provision of expert statistical input through collaboration with all areas of the Faculty of Health and with the wider medical and health-related research community.
The Medical Statistics group aims to:
- collaborate with colleagues to develop and deliver high-quality research that is recognised both nationally and internationally
- develop and maintain a strong portfolio of research relevant to medical and health-related research
- develop and deliver excellent quality research-informed teaching relevant to today's students, at undergraduate, postgraduate and professional development levels
- contribute to the aims of the Faculty of Health and the University, and engage with the wider external community in a manner that will benefit the group.
As part of the support offered by our Statistical Consultancy Service, our research projects are in collaboration with clinicians and health researchers across the South West Peninsula and further afield. We work closely with the NIHR Research Support Service, the Clinical Research Network and other partners from across the South West Peninsula and beyond. We have responsibility for the statistical design, programming and analyses of clinical trials and other well-designed studies, in collaboration with the UKCRC-registered Peninsula Clinical Trials Unit (PenCTU)
Research Areas
- Statistics
- Clinical Trials
- SPSS
- STATA
- R
- Research
- Analysis
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Collaborations and top research areas from the last five years
Profiles
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Professor Victoria Allgar
- Peninsula Medical School - Professor of Medical Statistics and Director of PenCTU
- Medical Statistics Research Group
Person: Academic (Research)
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Dr Amy Baker
- Peninsula Medical School - Senior Research Fellow in Medical Statistics
- Medical Statistics Research Group
Person: Academic (Research)
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Anton Barnett
- Peninsula Medical School - Research Assistant in Medical Statistics
- School of Engineering, Computing and Mathematics
- Medical Statistics Research Group
Person: Academic (Research), Doctoral Student (D00)
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Reducing Antipsychotics in People with Intellectual Disabilities
Shankar, R. (PI - Principal Investigator) & Allgar, V. (CoI - Co-Investigator)
NHS National Institute for Health Research
1/06/23 → 30/11/24
Project: Research
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A randomised controlled trial to evaluate the effectiveness and cost effectiveness of SAFE, an intervention for families of autistic children
Stancer, B. (PI - Principal Investigator), Vassallo, T. (CoI - Co-Investigator), Thompson, T. (CoI - Co-Investigator), Allgar, V. (CoI - Co-Investigator) & Georgeson, J. (CoI - Co-Investigator)
NHS National Institute for Health Research
1/10/25 → 31/08/29
Project: Research
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A novel way to understand and communicate the burden of Antipsychotic Prescribing for Adults across Specialist Intellectual Disability Services in England and Wales
Shankar, R. (PI - Principal Investigator) & Allgar, V. (CoI - Co-Investigator)
1/04/23 → 30/06/24
Project: Research
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An open-label, clinical feasibility study of the efficacy of Remdesivir for Long-COVID
Neilens, H., Allgar, V., Sands, K.-A., Chynoweth, J., Lord, A., Aspinall, P. J., Hambly, H., Barnett, A., Skipper, L., Bewick, T., Maidment, I., Razak, H. A., Ashton, R., Strain, D., Knapp, K. & Faghy, M. A., 4 Mar 2026, Research Square Platform LLC.Research output: Working paper / Preprint › Preprint
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A pre-operative two-week very low-calorie diet to reduce steatosis before liver resection (RESOLVE): A multi-centre randomised controlled feasibility trial
Chynoweth, J., Sorrell, L., Neilens, H., MacCormick, A., Allgar, V., Aspinall, P. J., Parkin, T., Murphy, P., Takhar, A. S., Fenwick, S. W., Frampton, A. E., Dhakshinammorthy, V., Puckett, M. & Aroori, S., Apr 2026, In: European Journal of Surgical Oncology. 52, 4, 111504.Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review
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Feasibility of echocardiography and speckle-tracking-derived right ventricular parameters for a prediction model of early bronchopulmonary-dysplasia in preterm infants (REPORT-BPD Study): an observational cohort study
Muhsen, W. S., Hosking, J., Nestaas, E. & Latour, J. M., 6 Jan 2026, In: Pilot and Feasibility Studies. 12, 1, 3.Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › peer-review
Open AccessFile3 Downloads (Pure)
Activities
- 1 Public talk, presentation or panel discussion
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Evaluating the Management of Chronic Pelvic Girdle Pain following Pregnancy
Halliday, B. (Speaker), Chatfield, S. (Contributor), Cameron, L. (Contributor), Hosking, J. (Contributor), Chynoweth, J. (Contributor), Stockley, L. (Contributor), Bailey, M. (Contributor), Shawe, J. (Contributor), Hawton, A. (Contributor), Hayward, C. (Contributor), Carter, K. (Contributor) & Freeman, J. (Contributor)
15 Jan 2025Activity: Contribution to engagement › Public talk, presentation or panel discussion