The TRIDENT study is an investigator initiated study of The George Institute for Global Health. The Institute seeks to discover modifiable causes of major diseases and injuries, to identify effective and affordable prevention and treatment strategies, and to strengthen health systems for disease and injury control through:
Large-scale clinical, epidemiological and health services research projects
Evidence-based health policy development, implementation and evaluation
Capacity-building in epidemiology, clinical research, biostatistics and policy development
Partnerships with health authorities, academic institutions, governments, non-governmental organisations and multi-lateral agencies
Their focus is on:
Improving the health of disadvantaged populations worldwide
Better management of common chronic and critical conditions, such as heart disease, kidney disease, diabetes and stroke
Innovation to ensure the sustainability of healthcare services
New approaches to managing injury, frailty and disability
Project status
Participant recruitment for the TRIDENT study began in August 2017.
1500 patients with ICH will be recruited from approximately 70 centres from around the world.
The George Institute
The TRIDENT study is an investigator initiated study of The George Institute for Global Health. The Institute seeks to discover modifiable causes of major diseases and injuries, to identify effective and affordable prevention and treatment strategies, and to strengthen health systems for disease and injury control through:
Their focus is on:
Project status
Participant recruitment for the TRIDENT study began in August 2017.
1500 patients with ICH will be recruited from approximately 70 centres from around the world.
TRIDENT