About

Our international research programme aims to improve diagnosis, treatment and knowledge of acute poisoning in low and middle-income countries (LMIC).

Governance & Advisory Board

The programme is overseen by an international and multidisciplinary team.

   

Team log-in

Resources for project staff and partners.

   

Funded by

National Institute for Health and Care Research (NIHR)

   

Methanol

Testing a new point-of-care diagnostic tool to improve early diagnosis of methanol poisoning.

Pesticides

Improving surveillance of pesticide poisoning and trialling auto-injectors for pre-hospital treatment.

Guidance

Developing guidance for management of pesticide poisoning in low and middle-income countries.

Research Capacity

Increasing research capacity through training, scholarships, and mentoring, and models for clinical trial development.

Poison Information Centres

Increasing capacity of Poison Information Centres (PICs) and operationalising  World Health Organisation guidelines.

Global Academy

The Global Research Academy for Clinical Toxicology supports early career researchers from low and middle-income countries.

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