Programme Grants for Applied Research (PGfAR) Programme

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1 Programme Grants for Applied Research (PGfAR) Programme Minutes of the PGfAR Competition 27 Stage 1 Meeting held on 05 September 2018 at ETC Venues, 6 Avonmouth St, London SE1 6NX Present Members Professor Jonathan Mant (Chair) Professor Robbie Foy Professor Simon Heller Professor Allan House Professor Marian Knight Professor Richard Lilford Professor Martin Orrell Professor George Peat Professor Gavin Perkins Dr Miriam Santer Programme Director Professor Elaine Hay Secretariat Mr Rajinder Flora (NIHR CCF) Miss Emma Thompson (NIHR CCF) Mr Thomas Hutchinson (NIHR CCF) Ms Saima Siddiqui (NIHR CCF) Observing Dr Nicola Commander (NIHR CCF) Ms Nell Barrie (NIHR CCF)

2 1. PGfAR applications to be considered 1.1 NIHR200096: Skin Cancer Prevention, Early Detection and Evaluation Programme (SPEEDy): complex-intervention development of an onlineresource to promote skin self-examination and trial evaluation 1.2 NIHR200098: Improving outcomes for Women diagnosed with early breast cancer through adherence to adjuvant Endocrine Therapy (SWEET) Conflicts: Professor Gavin Perkins Professor Gavin Perkins returned. 1.3 NIHR200101: The POLeMMIC Study - Prevention Of Liver Morbidity and Mortality in Communities Conflicts: Dr Miriam Santer Dr Miriam Santer remained outside the room. 1.4 NIHR200102: Improving the care of children with acute infections (I-CHAI) Conflicts: Dr Miriam Santer Dr Miriam Santer returned. 1.4 NIHR200103: SALLiE: Active Support for Adults with Learning disability: improving outcomes in Living Environments Conflicts: Professor Richard Lilford Professor Richard Lilford returned. 1.5 NIHR200104: Does feedback of Enhanced Liver Fibrosis Test results (ELF) with Brief Advice Reduce Alcohol Harms Conflicts: Professors Robbie Foy, Simon Heller and Marian Knight Professors Robbie Foy, Simon Heller and Marian Knight returned.

3 1.6 NIHR200105: TRanslating INtegrated IapT in practice (TRINITY): bringing mental and physical health care together in primary care for adults with common mental health problems and chronic low back pain. Conflicts: Professors George Peat and Richard Lilford Professors George Peat and Richard Lilford returned. 1.7 NIHR200106: Developing effective treatment for children with CFS/ME who have co-morbid pain: Pain in Fatigue Treatment (PIFT). 1.8 NIHR200107: Making the treatment of INVoluntarily hospitalised patients more Effective (INVitE) 1.9 NIHR200108: Development and testing of a complex intervention for effective secondary fracture prevention in primary care Conflicts: Professor George Peat Professor George Peat returned NIHR200109: Community-delivered Behavioural Activation Targeting (ComBAT) Emerging and Early Depression in Adolescents Conflicts: Professor Allan House Professor Allan House returned NIHR200110: The Better Diagnosis and Identification of Heart Failure in Primary Care (BID-HF) Programme Conflicts: Professors Marian Knight, Jonathan Mant and Richard Lilford Professors Marian Knight and Richard Lilford returned. Professor Jonathan Mant remained outside the room.

4 1.13 NIHR200111: Multimorbidity and Medication Non-adherence (The 3M Study) Conflicts: Professors Simon Heller and Jonathan Mant Professors Simon Heller and Jonathan Mant returned NIHR200112: Improving Quality of Diabetes Care Using the Alphabet Strategy for Diabetes Care Conflicts: Professors Gavin Perkins and Richard Lilford Professors Gavin Perkins and Richard Lilford returned NIHR200113: Testing, treating and preventing sexually transmitted infections and HIV online: how can we develop and deploy digital clinical care pathways for optimal individual and public health gain? 1.16 NIHR200114: Reducing unmet needs of patients with interstitial lung disease (ILD), and their carers with the routine use of a patient assessment intervention (the Needs Assessment Tool-ILD and Integrated Patient Outcome Scale-ILD) Conflicts: Professor Robbie Foy Professor Robbie Foy returned NIHR200115: PET-CT guided, symptom-based, patient-driven surveillance versus clinical follow-up in advanced head neck cancer (PET NECK 2) 1.18 NIHR200116: Reducing sedentary behaviour in older people with frailty to improve outcomes Conflicts: Professors Robbie Foy and Allan House Professors Robbie Foy and Allan House returned.

5 1.19 NIHR200117: PReventing IMpactful Episodes of Back pain (PRIME Back): preventing low back pain episodes that interfere with patients everyday lives. Conflicts: Professors Elaine Hay and George Peat Professors Elaine Hay and George Peat returned NIHR200118: SHIELD for Youth: Self-Help Intervention via Electronic delivery (E-health) to Lessen Depression and anxiety in Young People 1.21 NIHR200119: Risk prediction in kidney transplantation: a prospective study of BMI only versus lean mass and BMI and frailty score on outcomes after kidney transplantation 1.22 NIHR200120: Personalised treatment packages for adults with learning disabilities who display aggression in community settings (PerTA-LD) Conflicts: Professor Richard Lilford Professor Richard Lilford returned NIHR200121: Metacognitive Therapy for Enhancing Outcomes in Resistant Depression (MeTEOR-D) 1.24 NIHR200122: Access to Transplantation and Transplant Outcome Measures in children (ATTOMic) Conflicts: Professor Robbie Foy Professor Robbie Foy returned.