Protocol for the PROSECCA study: a new approach for predicting radiotherapy outcome using artificial intelligence and electronic population-based healthcare data

Introduction Within the UK there are 33 deaths every day from prostate cancer, second only to lung cancer as the most common cause of cancer death in males in the UK. Of the 55 000 new cases each year, up to 50% of these patients will receive radiotherapy either alone or after prostatectomy. Althoug...

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Principais autores:	Anthony Chalmers, Aziz Sheikh, Andrew Miller, Nicholas Mills, Ewen Harrison, Peter Hall, Dorothy Boyle, Graham MacDonald, David Cameron, Charlie Gourley, David Morrison, Thomas Berger, Duncan B McLaren, Archie Macnair, Derek Grose, Iain Phillips, Alasdair Rutherford, Stephen Harrow, Ian Sanders, Joanne Mitchell, William H Nailon, David J Noble, Zhuolin Yang, Sarah Elliot, George Beckett, Antony Hallam, Roger Halliday, Christina Lilley, Linda J Carruthers, Michael Trainer, Donna Burns, Fiona Dee, Sankar Andiappa, Adrian Lonsdale, Megan Couper, Kirsty Farnan, John McLellan, Jacqueline Ogg, Jillian Moses, Steve Colligan, Neil McPhail, Paddy Niblock, Nicholas MacLeod, Mike E Davies, Dave I Laurenson, James R Hopgood, Claire Paterson, Leila E A Shelley, Shelley Henderson, Aileen Duffton
Format:	Artigo
Jezik:	Inglês
Izdano:	BMJ Publishing Group 2026-02-01
Serija:	BMJ Open
Online dostop:	https://bmjopen.bmj.com/content/16/2/e104408.full
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