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200,000+

Approx.

accessible NHS population

5

High priority searchable cohorts

1

Single sponsor facing coordination point

Why PCRH?

Independent NHS Delivery Network

Direct sponsor and CRO relationships, supported by experience in commercial research infrastructure.

Single Coordination Point

Central study management, recruitment monitoring and consistent communication with sponsors and CROs.

Protocol-Specific Feasibility

Electronic searches, disease registers and coded clinical data support rapid, protocol-specific cohort estimates.

Flexible Study Delivery

In-person, telephone, remote, decentralised and hybrid delivery options, depending on protocol requirements.

Community Recruitment at Scale

Trusted primary-care relationships support access to patients who may not attend hospital research centres.

Strategic Partnership Ready

Suitable for Phase II–IV, pragmatic, observational, post-authorisation and real-world studies.

High level patient intelligence

Non-identifiable, high-level cohort counts for sponsor conversations.

Title
Value
Cardiovascular
30961
Diabetes
12478
CKD
7681
COPD
2977
Mental Health
1727

How to use these figures

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Use as high-level public-facing counts only. Detailed inclusion/exclusion searches should remain separate and
protocol-specific for feasibility responses.

Sponsor relevance​

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Current priority cohorts align with diabetes, cardiovascular disease, chronic kidney disease and mental health
focus areas, with COPD as an additional searchable respiratory cohort.

Therapeutic-area Strengths

Blood Glucose Testing

Diabetes &

Obesity

Abstract Red Shapes

Cardiovascular

Image by Robina Weermeijer

Chronic Kidney Disease

Abstract Brain Design

Mental Health

Image by Aakash Dhage

Respiratory

What PCRH can offer sponsors and CROs

Feasibility

Rapid protocol-specific electronic cohort estimates

Recruitment

Disease-register identification and patient invitation routes

Performance

Central screening, recruitment and weekly reporting

Setup

Single point of coordination and documentation control

Delivery

In-person, remote, decentralised and hybrid study models

Partnership

Strategic site relationships and rescue-study support

Selected Research Outputs

CKD in type 2

diabetes

2026

Diabetes group consultations

2025

Polygenic risk & CVD

2024

Obesity

burden

2026

GENVASC health check

2023

PC depression studies

2023 - 2025

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