COLLABORATE

STUDY GOALS

• Randomisation 1 will determine if pasteurised human donor milk or preterm formulaaffect NEC and other outcomes if a supplement for own mother’s milk is required.
• Randomisation 2 will determine if routine macronutrient fortificationof human milk is beneficial.

INVESTIGATORS

COLLABORATE is led by Victoria CORNELIUS (Professor of Medical Statistics and Trial Methodology, Imperial College London), Neena MODI (Professor of Neonatal Medicine, Imperial College London), James BOARDMAN (Professor of Neonatal Medicine, University of Edinburgh), Peter BRADLEY (Director of Services, Bliss), Lauren INGLEDOW (Adult Preemie Advocacy Network), Annemarie LODDER (Parent, Patient and Public Involvement and Engagement Lead, Pregnancy and Prematurity theme, NIHR Biomedical Research Centre, Imperial College London), Ramon LUENGO-FERNANDEZ (Associate Professor of Health Economics, University of Oxford), Andrew MORRIS (Director, Health Data Research UK), John NORRIE (Professor of Medical Statistics, Queen’s University Belfast), Shalini OJHA (Professor of Neonatal Medicine, University of Nottingham), David QUINE (Consultant Neonatologist, Edinburgh Royal Infirmary), Sabita UTHAYA (Consultant Neonatologist, Professor of Practice, Imperial College London), James WASON (Professor of Biostatistics, University of Newcastle), and Hilary WONG (Consultant Neonatologist, Affiliated Assistant Professor, University of Cambridge)

TRIALS UNIT

COLLABORATE is a National Neonatal Research Database enabled study and will be delivered by the Imperial Clinical Trials Unit

ENGAGEMENT MATERIALS

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CONTACTS

Please email us at COLLABORATE@imperial.ac.uk if you have any questions or would like us to visit your neonatal unit or network to discuss COLLABORATE.

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