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We have worked on multiple ground breaking innovations, here are some of them

FAST MRI

The project aims to use FAST MRI for early detection of aggressive cancers in first NHS screenings, especially for younger women. For this endeavor, the Royal Surrey NHS Foundation Trust SciCom team is collaborating with North Bristol NHS Trust

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Breast Academy

The National Breast Imaging Academy tackles workforce shortages with a national training center and online learning hub. For this initiative, the Royal Surrey NHS Foundation Trust SciCom team is collaborating with NHS England and Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust

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The Million Women Study

A study with 1.3 million participants provides key insights into women's health, focusing on hormone therapy, smoking, obesity, and ongoing research on cancer and heart disease. For this extensive research endeavor, the Royal Surrey NHS Foundation Trust SciCom team is collaborating with NHS England and the University of Oxford.

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OPTIMAM OMI-DB

TThe project gathers breast images across the UK, serving as a de-identified repository for research supporting the OPTIMAM project's goal of improving early breast cancer detection. For this extensive research endeavor, the Royal Surrey NHS Foundation Trust SciCom team is leading along with Cancer Research UK

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PROSPECTS

A trial with 100,000 female volunteers compares traditional 2D mammograms to new 3D breast imaging technology, assessing their efficacy and cost-effectiveness. For this initiative, the Royal Surrey NHS Foundation Trust SciCom team is collaborating with King's College Hospital.

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MAIBAI

Developing a metrological framework for assessment of image-based Artificial Intelligence systems for disease detection is being advanced as the Royal Surrey NHS Foundation Trust SciCom team collaborates with the European Partnership on Metrology for this project.

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I4I Dental Grant

An artificial intelligence (AI) platform could allow dentists and dental students to read radiograms (X-rays) with higher accuracy, helping them to better detect tooth decay and gum diseases. For this initiative, the Royal Surrey NHS Foundation Trust SciCom team is partnering with the University of Surrey.

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AIMS

Research evaluating how artificial intelligence (AI) can be used to improve the NHS Breast Screening Programme by helping to identify breast cancers in x-ray images (mammograms) of the breast is being enhanced as the Royal Surrey NHS Foundation Trust SciCom team partners with Imperial College London for this project

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CRUK Data Innovation Award

Research Data Strategy - Data Translation Foundation Programme Data Innovation Awards - 2023,- Cancer Research UK granting funds to the SciCom team of the Royal Surrey NHS Foundation Trust.

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CITRuS

CITRuS seeks to explore the ease of using electronic data collection for symptom assessment in bowel cancer patients post-treatment, aiming to improve quality of life and inform optimal timing for symptom management interventions. The Royal Surrey NHS Foundation Trust, SciCom team is leading the project.

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PHOSP-COVID

This study looks at how different patients recover from COVID-19, a condition caused by a type of virus called SARS-CoV-2, or coronavirus for short. For this investigation, the Royal Surrey NHS Foundation Trust SciCom team is collaborating with the Phos Covid Consortium for this project.

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MIRRORS/MIRRORS FROZEN

MIRRORS assesses the feasibility of robotic debulking surgery for ovarian cancer, examining patient recruitment, quality of life, and surgical outcomes, with an ancillary study on peritoneal angiography using Indocyanine green dye. For this project, the Royal Surrey NHS Foundation Trust SciCom team is collaborating with the University of Surrey.

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NCCID

The NHS AI Lab set up the National COVID-19 Chest Imaging Database to support a better understanding of COVID-19 and develop technology enabling the best care for patients hospitalised with a severe infection. For this initiative, the Royal Surrey NHS Foundation Trust SciCom team is collaborating with NHS England.

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