Gynaecology

• Gynae Standards of Care for the MDT Meeting (please see Appendix 1 for the SoC document)
• Appendix 1 - Gynaecological Oncology MDT Standards of Care (SOC)
• Patient centred follow-up :: East of England Cancer Alliance (PSFU)

Gynae cancer network meeting report

East of England Cancer Alliance - NCG Informatic Slides

Bernadette Roach - MDT Quality Assessment Framework: Pilot Proposal

Liz Lawrence - Genomics and Gynaecological Cancers

Emily Wright - NICE Guidelines and the Management of Women Under 50 with Inherited Cancer Genes: a patient-centred and multidisciplinary approach

Ballari Ghosh - HITT, GIRFT & SDD

Professor Sudha Sundar - Wider implementation of IOTA ADNEX in secondary care settings

Ghadah Ahsan - ROBOTIC-ASSISTED SURGERY: A SURGERY: A GAME CHANGER CHANGER FOR WOMEN WITH WITH RAISED BMI AND ENDOMETRIAL CANCER

Dani Binnington - Menopause & Cancer

Hannah Tharmalingam - Molecular Staging of Endometrial Cancer and Implications for Adjuvant Radiation Therapy

Mireia Crispin-Ortuzar - AI for ovarian cancer

As of July, the IOTA training programme is now live across the region — with over 200 clinicians and radiographers from gynaecology teams beginning training. This is a big step toward standardising ultrasound interpretation, supporting earlier diagnosis of ovarian cancer, and reducing delays to treatment.

What it means for patients:

• Earlier, more accurate differentiation of benign vs malignant ovarian masses
• More consistent ultrasound interpretation across all local services
• Quicker referral and treatment timelines for patients in need

The programme is being delivered in partnership with trust clinical leads and amazing leadership and direction from Professor Sundar and Dr Vivian Do at Birmingham Women’s Hospital.

A two-year research and evaluation initiative is also underway to explore the impact of IOTA on patient outcomes and service efficiency — with the goal of informing future pathway development and commissioning.