Partnerships
Read our report on the OXSAHEP programme that investigates hepatitis B in South Africa. We work on this programme with the University of Stellenbosch and the University of the Free State, together with partners in Oxford.
Read the reportWe are working with NIHR funding on a project called PARTICIPATE B to investigate and tackle barriers to care for people living with hepatitis B.
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Working at KEMRI Wellcome Trust Research Programme (KWTRP) in Kilifi, Kenya, one of our clinical fellows has led the establishment of a hepatitis B research programme, STRIKE-HBV. Read the research highlight for this work on X.
Read a prize-winning essay on this work
We work in close partnership with the clinical team at Mortimer Market Centre providing services for people living with blood borne virus infection. Our work includes offering the opportunity for clinic patients to participate in research, collaboration with the University College London Inclusion Health Team, quality improvement of clinical services, and a new programme of peer support.
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We have established a translational research programme investigating hepatitis B in partnership with the Africa Health Research Institute (AHRI) in the KwaZulu Natal province of South Africa, EVOLVE-HBV.
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Our collaboration with the Uganda Virus Research Institute is investigating causes and outcomes of liver disease, including special focus on hepatitis virus infection. We have screened and assessed members of the MRC General Population Cohort for hepatitis B and liver fibrosis, and are working on molecular characterisation of samples.
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With support from a Crick Partnership award, we have established an international and interdisciplinary network called HBV CARE. Our aim is to advance translational research and gather evidence to support improved clinical practice working with diverse stakeholders, including people with lived experience of hepatitis B.
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Our research in Africa feeds into data collection and analysis undertaken by the HEPSANET consortium.
Read moreWe work as part of the NIHR Health Informatics Collaboration for Viral Hepatitis, collating routine clinical data from across the UK which are anonymised and used to address clinical research questions.
More informationPhilippa Matthews is also a member of the DeLIVER consortium for early diagnosis of liver cancer, led from the University of Oxford.
Read moreWe have been awarded NIHR funding to undertake a clinical research programme offering screening and access to care for blood borne virus infection for the Mongolian population in London, this work will be starting in 2024/25.