Close
One of the two primary focuses of the work of PRIMENT Clinical Trials Unit is mental health, and the Unit is involved in studies investigating mental health and behavioural change interventions to improve the health of the population.
The Comprehensive Clinical Trials Unit at UCL (CCTU) also works closely with clinicians and coordinators from UCL's neuroscience research community to increase the capacity for clinical trials in neurology, as part of the Queen Square Clinical Trials Centre.
For more information on trials in specific research areas, click on the relevant area below.
- Mental Health
UCL's PRIMENT Clinical Trials Unit has completed or is currently conducting a number of clinical trials related to mental health, including studies investigating behavioural interventions to prevent depression and strategies to promote the mental health of carers of people with dementia.
- Mental illness
UCL's PRIMENT Clinical Trials Unit is involved in a number of clinical trials related to mental illness.
- Dementia (including Alzheimer's disease)
UCL's PRIMENT Clinical Trials Unit is involved in a number of studies related to dementia, particularly in the management of symptoms and improvement of quality of life in those suffering from dementia.
Current and completed studies at PRIMENT Clinical Trials Unit
- Learning Disabilities
ICTM's PRIMENT Clinical Trials Unit have a number of current and completed studies on learning disabilities, focusing on health and behavioural change interventions.
Current and completed studies at PRIMENT Clinical Trials Unit