In addition to NHS clinical care, I am actively involved in NHS medical research that aims to improve understanding and treatment of gastrointestinal conditions. I have served as the Principal Investigator for multiple ethically approved research studies conducted at Frimley Hospital. While these studies were initiated by leading academic centres in London, I have overseen their local delivery, recruitment, and data collection
A major UK clinical trial investigating whether a "capsule sponge" test can safely replace routine endoscopies for monitoring Barrett's oesophagus.
A study focusing on oesophageal cancer screening using a capsule sponge test for individuals with persistent heartburn symptoms.
A prospective multicentre trial exploring whether a simple breath test for patients with relevant symptoms can help identify gastrointestinal cancers early.
A multicenter international collaborative cohort study on the management and outcomes for T1 oesophago-gastric cancer.
Questions to Predict Disease Risk (RISQ): Predicting risk of disease using detailed questionnaires (RISQ)
Using saliva epigentic data to develop and validate a multivariable predictor of esophageal cancer status
Susannah Woodrow