Research and trial operations team
Dr Eszter Szilassy, University of Bristol, Chief investigator.
Professor Gene Feder , University of Bristol, Clinical and data linkage lead.
Dr Estela Capelas Barbosa, University of Bristol, Health economics lead.
Anna Dowrick — Nuffield Department of Primary Care Health Sciences, University of Oxford, Qualitative and PPI lead.
Professor Sandra Eldridge University of Bristol, Methods lead.
Dr Daisy Gaunt, University of Bristol, Statistics lead.
Dr Helena Smartt, University of Bristol, Statistics SRA.
Karen Johns, Voices | Domestic Abuse Charity Bath, Children and young people lead (PPI co-applicant).
Sarah Delahunty, IRISi, Regional Manager.
Annie Howell, IRISi., Implementation lead.
Dr Kirsty Roberts, University of Bristol, Trial Methodologist.
Katie Smith, University of Bristol, Mixed-Methods Research Associate.
Melissa Cole , University of Bristol, Programme Facilitator.
Dr Jodi Taylor, University of Bristol, Operations manager.
Jessica Frost, University of Bristol, Portfolio manager.
Alison Burns, University of Bristol, Trial coordinator.
Tomas Bulich, University of Bristol, Trial administrator.
Holly Bradford, University of Bristol, Trial administrator.
Trial steering committee
Professor Miriam Santer | University of Southampton., Professor of Primary Care Research.
Vishal Bhavsar | King’s College London., Research Fellow.
Christopher Griffiths – Wolfson Institute of Population Health., Professor of Primary Care.
Sarah O’Leary, CEO, Next Link.
Ursula Lindenberg, SafeLives Pioneer & lived experience consultant (PPI representative).
Dr Rebecca Cannings-John – Cardiff University, Principal Research Fellow in Statistics.
Professor John Devaney | University of Edinburgh. Head of the School of Social and Political Science.
Data monitoring committee
Toby Prevost | King’s College London, Nightingale-Saunders Chair of Complex Clinical Trials and Statistics.
Christopher Maxwell | Michigan State University, School of Criminal Justice.
Greta Rait | University College London, Clinical Professor of Primary Care and Health Services Research.
Professor Amanda Robinson – Cardiff University , Professor of Criminology.