Portsmouth Hospitals University NHS Trust

Funded awards at Portsmouth Hospitals University NHS Trust.

Funded awards
8
Total Funding
£2.6M
Average published award
£321K
Active funded awards
2

Data as of 16 July 2026

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The biggest topic here is Bones, Joints & Muscles — 2 grants (25%). The busiest year was 2024, with 2 grants.

Funded Awards by Year

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YearFunded awards
20091
20111
20131
20151
20201
20242

Grants

A multi-centre, randomised, double blind, placebo-controlled, parallel group trial of the effectiveness of the nocturnal use of a Temperature Controlled Laminar Airflow (TLA) Device (Airsonett®) in adults with poorly-controlled, severe allergic asthma: the LASER trialPortsmouth Hospitals University NHS TrustNIHR£1.2M2013Completed
Training AwardPortsmouth Hospitals University NHS TrustNIHR£282K2024Active
A feasibility study with a crossover design to assess the diagnostic accuracy of acetic acid targetted biopsies versus non targeted biopsies (current practice) for detection of dysplasia during Barrett's surveillance: The ABBA studyPortsmouth Hospitals University NHS TrustNIHR£248K2015Completed
The tuning fork test - an accurate and efficient method of improving the specificity of the Ottawa Ankle RulesPortsmouth Hospitals University NHS TrustNIHR£218K2009Completed
Opportunistic brief intervention to reduce alcohol consumption in a high risk group attending a genito-urinary medicine clinic:a pilot study to assess feasibility, acceptability and effectiveness.Portsmouth Hospitals University NHS TrustNIHR£171K2011Completed
Patient and stakeholder perspectives on routine health data collection, use and sharing: Foundations for data driven improvements in prosthetic care.Portsmouth Hospitals University NHS TrustNIHR£154K2024Completed
The BCAE Study: Best Care for Abdominal EmergenciesPortsmouth Hospitals University NHS TrustNIHR£149K2020Completed
INCLUDE-CKD: INCLUsive Digital carE for Chronic Kidney DiseasePortsmouth Hospitals University NHS TrustNIHR£100K2026Active