HaemTRIAL Explorer

HaemTRIAL Explorer

Browse the UK medical haematology research portfolio by subspecialty, hospital county and condition.

Compiled for the haematology community by HaemTRIAL.

Built from the NIHR CRN Central Portfolio Management System (last CPMS export: 29 September 2026). Study status, open sites and recruitment numbers change frequently — treat this as a snapshot, confirm details via each study's own link before relying on them. Hospital county and condition tags are best-effort, assistant-derived labels for filtering, not NIHR data — see the note in the footer.

Currently recruiting = open on the NIHR portfolio with active sites. Coming soon = in setup, not yet open to recruitment. Recently closed = dropped off the live NIHR export and confirmed closed, kept here for 6 months (for example, to cross-reference a study's results publication against when it closed) before being removed from this page — every closed study remains on permanent record in HaemTRIAL's internal tracker regardless.

Subspecialty is NIHR's own classification. Hospital county / area is derived by the assistant from each site's trust name (not a CPMS field) — best-effort, not postcode-verified; Scottish sites are shown by NHS health-board area and the one Northern Ireland site by nation, rather than an English county. The clickable region map groups counties into the 9 standard English regions, Wales, 5 Scottish health-board areas and Northern Ireland — a schematic hex layout (like the familiar ONS/BBC hex maps of the UK), not a literal or precise geographic map. Condition is derived by the assistant from each study's own title and PICO/summary text by keyword match — a study can carry more than one tag, and a study with no tag simply doesn't mention a recognised keyword in the text available (shown as "Not yet classified"). All three of these groupings beyond subspecialty are new, assistant-added aids for browsing this page — flag any that look wrong.

Excludes studies primarily about leukaemia, lymphoma, myeloma, MPN and related malignant/transplant categories (medical haematology scope) — see the HaemTRIAL malignancy-exclusion rule.