Respiratory, Cystic Fibrosis and Immunology Research

Research is vital! It underpins excellent clinical practice and being offered available studies should be an always event. The strength of the Research Team lies within the staff being highly specialised and knowledgeable within their individual fields. To have up to date, shared research goals with patients. The fundamental basis for conducting research is to work towards improving the patient experience and their long-term health outcomes.

We are passionate about improving the care, treatment, and outcomes for all our patients across Respiratory Medicine, making research available for everyone. We are a knowledgeable, friendly team conducting studies, across many disease areas including ILD, ASTHMA, COPD, LUNG SCREENING and PLEURAL. The trials we can offer you are varied, from observational to new drug trials, all with the same goal, to improve treatment options and quality of life for our patients. Please get in touch to see what is available.

How to contact the respiratory team

: SJUH (Chancellor Wing)
: [email protected]
: 0113 2067127

Cystic Fibrosis (Adults) is conducted within the Regional Adult CF unit at St James University Hospital. The Adult CF Research Team consists of a team of health professionals who have a wealth of experience in Cystic Fibrosis. A wide range of both commercial and non-commercial research are conducted within the unit. Patients who attend the unit are actively encouraged to be engaged in research. The team are passionate about research and the developments in care that it brings to the lives of CF patients.

How to contact the cystic fibrosis team

Our team continues to grow and offer our patients the chance to be part of research. This is a growing portfolio, currently offering studies both observational and medicinal in Hereditary Angiodema, Chronic spontaneous urticaria and immune deficiency. Please get in touch if you would like to hear more about the studies we are conducting here in Leeds or if you would just like to find out more about research in general.