Research

Kardia Heart Monitoring Clinic

This clinic helps find the cause of heart flutters and palpitations that come and go. Using a small Kardia monitor that works with your phone, you can record a tracing of your heartbeat (an ECG) the moment you feel symptoms, which helps us detect heart rhythm problems such as atrial fibrillation. Most patients are referred by their GP. We book a short appointment to set up the Kardia app on your phone and link it to our secure account, so your readings come straight to our clinical team for review. Please contact us for more information or a referral.

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Cutting-edge research and new treatments

We provide cutting-edge research and new treatments to you from both University and Industry studies. Please participate so that we can develop the best treatments for you, your community and the NHS. If there are any concerns, please contact us.

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Monkfield Medical Practice Research

We are a Royal College of GPs and National Institutes for Health Research approved research active practice. We are excited to offer our community the chance to get involved in research to allow access to cutting edge healthcare, and to help push the frontiers of medicine.

Our research Team is led by GP Partner and academic, Dr Rakesh Modi. Nurse April Murillo-Fianza Research Co-ordinator Paul Roberts and administrator ‘s Katie Bartlett and Joanne Bate.

 We may contact some of you about these studies but please read about the opportunities and if you have any questions, please contact us at cpicb.research.mmp@nhs.net

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ATTITUDES-W Patient study

We’re excited to announce the launch of the ATTITUDES-W Patient study – a new research project that aims to better understand people’s experiences with gynaecology clinics and weight management discussions.

Your feedback is important! By sharing your thoughts, you can help improve health and wellbeing for people attending gynaecology appointments. If you've visited a gynaecology clinic in the past 5 years, we’d love to hear from you!

Make a difference with us!

https://www.qualtrics.manchester.ac.uk/jfe/form/SV_davAnc0uqGes9JI 

 

Poise Study

The Poise Study run by Nottingham University & UCL is looking at the best treatment for premature ovarian insufficiency (POI), if you have been diagnosed with the condition or know someone who has please click for more information.

INDIGO study

We have also recently took part in the INDIGO study which is looking at Patient- Reported Outcome Measures (PROMs) for Quality of Lifer following cancer treatment.  For more information please click here.

Page last reviewed: 15 June 2026
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