LOST COMPS

  • Research type

    Research Database

  • IRAS ID

    326987

  • Contact name

    Gouri Koduri

  • Contact email

    gouri.koduri@nhs.net

  • Research summary

    Long term Observational STudy of rheumatic disease COMPlicationS (LOST COMPS): monitoring the incidence and prognosis of cardiac, respiratory, and vascular complications of rheumatic disease

  • REC name

    South Central - Berkshire B Research Ethics Committee

  • REC reference

    24/SC/0183

  • Date of REC Opinion

    23 Jul 2024

  • REC opinion

    Further Information Favourable Opinion

  • Data collection arrangements

    Patients with all rheumatic conditions will be followed for a minimum of 5 years. Routine data will be collected by the research at baseline and at follow up visits(3, 6 months and at annual follow up).
    Data, which is collected by the research team, at the time of the routine clinic visit will be stored on Redcap, which is a secure web database for NHS organisation

  • Research programme

    This study is a non-interventional, multicentre, longitudinal, prospective study on Rheumatic conditions. The two most common causes of death are Interstitial Lung Disease (ILD) and cardiovascular complications. Patients with rheumatic conditions have higher incidence of Cardiovascular events as compared to general population. The consequence of delayed treatment is significant, leading to disability, decreased quality of life, comorbidities, and mortality. It is important that we need to understand and to think about which of our patients are at the highest risk, and to identify those who have early or progressive ILD and cardiac complications and to consider established and newer treatment options for ILD and other complications. To achieve this important goal, a study of a large RA and CTD cohorts with detailed clinical phenotyping and longitudinal follow- up is required. Patients with all rheumatic conditions will be followed for a minimum of 5 years. The research findings will be presented at the conferences, websites and published in a peer reviewed d journal. This study will help to investigate the burden of the complication, identify the risk factors for the development of clinical prediction models, common trajectories of distinct clinical patterns in a large cohort, long term effectiveness of disease modifying drugs and antifibrotics. It will help us to develop protocols for screening, monitoring and treatment. It will assist us to develop cost effective models and design services for people with comorbidities. This information can be used by policy makers or practitioners to make informed decisions about interventions, programs and policies.

  • Research database title

    Long term Observational STudy of rheumatic disease COMPlicationS (LOST COMPS): monitoring the incidence and prognosis of cardiac, respiratory, and vascular complications of rheumatic disease

  • Establishment organisation

    Southend University hospital,Mid and South Eessex NHS Trust

  • Establishment organisation address

    Prittlewell chase

    Westcliff onsea

    Essex

    SS0 0RY