Projects
Current Projects
Please see below for a list of ongoing projects, plus keep an eye out opportunities to get involved.
Assessing barriers to researchinvolvement for LTFT Radiology Trainees
To explore barriers to LTFT engaging in research through conducting a national survey.
Survey now closed
CT Head sensitivity for diagnosis of subarachnoid haemorrhage
CHERUB-6 Project
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National guidelines have suggested that CT performed within 6 hours of symptom onset can confidently exclude subarachnoid haemorrhage. Currently, data on the accuracy of CT imaging performed > 6 hours is uncertain.
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Project currently on hold
Increasing awareness of Radiology amongst patients
Multi-centre evaluation of USS surveillance for patients with HCC
Multi-centre evaluation of USS surveillance for patients with HCC
Multi-centre evaluation of USS surveillance for patients with HCC
Completed Projects
Survey of research participation amongst UK radiology trainees: aspirations, barriers, solutions and the Radiology Academic Network for Trainees (RADIANT)
A short survey targeted at UK radiology trainees, that aims to characterise the current research experience.
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Covid-19 Vaccination induced Thrombocytopenia
Investigating the frequency and location of thrombosis in each vascular system across seven sites.
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Reshaping the Future of Radiology Research
Multi-centre evaluation of USS surveillance for patients with HCC
Radiology Trainee Statistics Survey
Investigating statistical support available to UK radiology trainees, and how increased support could affect research aspirations.
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Analysis of AXR in acute abdominal pain, correlation with iRefer guidelines and evaluation of clinical value of AXR. This was RADIANT's ever project!
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AXR in acute abdominal pain
Artificial intelligence in radiology: trainees want more
Understand attitudes of UK radiology trainees AI in Radiology, in particular, assessing the demand for AI education.
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Simple demographic, laboratory and chest radiograph variables can identify COVID-19 patients with pulmonary thromboembolism: a retrospective multicentre United Kingdom study
To identify discriminatory demographic, laboratory and initial CXR findings; explore correlation between D-dimer and radiographic severity scores; and assess accuracy of published D-dimer thresholds to identify pulmonary thromboembolism (PTE) in COVID-19 patients
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