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DETERMINE for clinicians

About DETERMINE

DETERMINE is a tumour agnostic trial. Patients with any type of cancer can be recruited onto the trial regardless of where it started in the body. We welcome informal enquiries to discuss your patient’s eligibility and next steps.

The patient must fulfil the eligibility criteria for the trial, as well as any criteria within the specific treatment arm in which they enrol. Experts from across the UK will need to review the patient's clinical and genomic data. Additional tests will then be required to ensure that it's safe for them to take part.

Eligibility

  • Any adult patient (aged 18 and over) is eligible to join the trial. Children and teenagers may be suitable for some treatments on the trial. This is dependent on evidence from other clinical trials demonstrating it's safe.

  • The patient must have had a genetic alteration identified within their tumour or circulating tumour DNA. This must be identified prior to joining the trial through the NHS Genomics Medicine Service or an alternative next generation sequencing report.

We welcome informal enquiries to discuss your patient’s eligibility and next steps.

Submit an informal enquiry

What to expect - patient referral

Step 1: Submit an enquiry

Contact a local investigator at an actively recruiting DETERMINE site to discuss your patient and initiate a referral.

You can also submit an informal enquiry through our form.

Step 2: Formal submission

After seeking consent from the patient to share their data, the local investigator will make a formal submission to the DETERMINE Molecular Tumour Board.

You'll need to provide any relevant clinical and genomic data.

Step 3: Decision

The Molecular Tumour Board will aim to return their decision to the local investigator within 5 working days.

The patient will need to sign an informed consent document for the specific treatment arm in the trial.

Study details and treatment arms

The DETERMINE trial is governed by a master protocol with treatment specific appendices.

Master screening protocol

DETERMINE (Determining Extended Therapeutic Indications for Existing Drugs in Rare Molecularly Defined Indications Using a National Evaluation Platform Trial)

View NCT05722886 on ClinicalTrials.gov

Open treatment arms

Arm

Treatment

Actionable

mutation

Age range

Clinicaltrials.gov

study details

01

Alectinib

(Alecensa)

ALK positive

Any age

02

Atezolizumab

(Tecentriq)

High tumour

mutational

burden (TMB)

or microsatellite

instability-high

(MSI-high) or

proven constitutional

mismatch repair

deficiency (CMMRD)

disposition

Any age

03

Entrectinib

(Rozyltrek)

ROS1 gene

fusion-positive

Any age

04

Traztuzumab

(Herceptin) and

Pertuzumab

(Perjeta)

HER2

amplification or

mutation

Adults and

children

(12+ years)

05

Vemurafinib

(Zelboraf) and

Cobimetinib

(Cotellic)

BRAF positive

Adults

(18+ years)

06

Capmatinib

(Tabrecta)

METex14

skipping,

MET amplification,

MET fusion, or

MET activating

mutation

Adults

(18+ years)

Closed treatment arms

All treatment arms are currently open.

Participating sites

England

Trial site

Location

Investigator

contact

Adult /

paediatric site

Status

Birmingham Women’s

and Children’s NHS

Foundation Trust

Birmingham

Dr Susanne

Gatz

paediatric

in set-up

University Hospital

Birmingham NHS

Foundation Trust

Birmingham

Professor

Gary Middleton

adult

recruiting

University Hospitals

Bristol and Weston

NHS Foundation Trust

Bristol

Dr Antony

Ng

adult /

paediatric

recruiting

Cambridge University

Hospitals NHS

Foundation Trust

Cambridge

Dr Bristi

Basu

adult /

paediatric

recruiting

University Hospitals

of Leicester

NHS Trust

Leicester

Dr Olubukola

Ayodele

adult

recruiting

Alder Hey

Children's NHS

Foundation Trust

Liverpool

Dr Lisa

Howell

paediatric

recruiting

Clatterbridge Cancer

Centre NHS

Foundation Trust

Liverpool

Professor

Daniel Palmer

adult

recruiting

Great Ormond

Street Hospital

London

Professor

Darren Hargrave

paediatric

recruiting

The Guy's and St

Thomas' NHS

Foundation Trust

London

Professor

James Spicer

adult

recruiting

University College

London Hospitals NHS

Foundation Trust

London

Professor

Martin Forster

adult

recruiting

The Christie NHS

Foundation Trust

Manchester

Dr Matthew

Krebs

adult

recruiting

The Newcastle upon

Tyne Hospitals NHS

Foundation Trust

Newcastle

upon Tyne

Professor

Alastair Greystoke

adult /

paediatric

recruiting

Oxford University

Hospitals NHS

Foundation Trust

Oxford

Dr Sarah

Pratap

adult /

paediatric

recruiting

Sheffield Children's

NHS Foundation Trust

Sheffield

Dr Dan

Yeomanson

paediatric

recruiting

Weston Park Hospital

Sheffield

Professor

Sarah Danson

adult

recruiting

University Hospital

Southampton NHS

Foundation Trust

Southampton

Professor

Juliet Gray

adult

recruiting

The Royal Marsden

Hospital NHS

Foundation Trust

Surrey

Dr Lynley

Marshall

paediatric

recruiting

Wales

Trial site

Location

Investigator

contact

Adult /

paediatric site

Status

Velindre University NHS

Trust

Cardiff

Professor

Robert Jones

adult

recruiting

Scotland

Trial site

Location

Investigator

contact

Adult /

paediatric site

Status

Western General Hospital

(NHS Lothian)

Edinburgh

Dr Stefan

Symeonides

adult

recruiting

Beatson West of Scotland

Cancer Centre

(NHS Greater

Glasgow & Clyde)

Glasgow

Dr Patricia

Roxburgh

adult

recruiting

Royal Hospital For

Children, Glasgow

(NHS Greater

Glasgow & Clyde)

Glasgow

Dr Milind

Ronghe

paediatric

recruiting

Northern Ireland

Trial site

Location

Investigator

contact

Adult /

paediatric site

Status

Belfast Health and

Social Care Trust

Belfast

Professor

Vicky Coyle

adult

recruiting

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