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Trials

National Cancer Center Dresden Trials

Experts

Learning Resources

Trainings: Continuing Education

Primary purpose: To provide ongoing education and professional development for medical professionals across various specialties and departments within the hospital.

Target Audience: Doctors, nurses, and other healthcare personnel.

Access Information: Information [1].

Trainings: Carus Academy

Primary purpose: To provide lifelong learning opportunities and professional development for a wide range of individuals, with a focus on medical and healthcare-related subjects.

Target Audience: Employees of the university hospital, colleagues from other hospitals/clinics, and those in outpatient and inpatient care.

Access Information: Information [2].

Courses: Carl Gustav Carus Medical Faculty

Primary purpose: To provide a diverse range of medical education programs, including Medicine, Dentistry, Public Health, and Medical Radiation Sciences, while fostering international exchange and cutting-edge research in close cooperation with the University Hospital CGC.

Target Audience: Students in the medical fields and international collaborators in medical research.

Access Information: Information [3].

Courses: ISIMED Simulator Center

Primary purpose: To enhance safe action in critical medical situations and improve teamwork, using patient simulators and skills trainers.

Target Audience: Healthcare professionals seeking training in various clinical and emergency scenarios.

Access Information: Information [4].

Novel Therapies and Diagnostic Methods

Diagnostics

Radiology
Type Name Availibility Uses per year
Machine CT scanners Yes
Machine MRI (specify the strength and field of the techniques) Yes
Machine Mammography (please specify analogic mammography or digital) Yes
Machine Ultrasound Yes
Machine High-intensity Focused Ultrasound (HIFU) Yes
Machine Gamma Camera Yes
Technique MRI-guided biopsy Yes
Technique Stereostatic biopsy Yes
Technique Ultrasound guided biopsy Yes
Technique Endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography (ERCP) Yes
Technique Angiography Yes
Nuclear Medicine
Type Name Availibility Uses per year
Machine Pet Scan Yes
Machine PET CT Yes
Machine PET/MRI Yes
Machine SPECT Yes
Technique Sentinel node scintigraphy Yes
Technique Bone scintigraphy Yes
Pathology
Type Name Availibility Uses per year
Machine Electron microscopy Yes
Facility Cytology laboratory Yes
Facility Histopathology laboratory Yes
Technique Comparative Genomic Hybridization (CGH) Yes
Technique FISH (Fluorescence In Situ Hybridization) Yes
Technique Cytometry Yes
Technique Histochemistry Yes
Technique Cytogenetics Yes
Pathology: Molecular Tests
Type Name Availibility Uses per year
Technique PGR Yes
Technique KI-67 Yes
Technique PDL1 Yes
Technique PI3KCA Yes
Technique ER Yes
Technique KRAS Yes
Technique BRAF Yes
Technique NTRK Yes
Technique RET Yes
Technique MET Yes
Technique EGFR Yes
Technique ALK Yes
Technique ROS Yes
Technique HER2 status Yes
Technique COMPREHENSIVE MOLECULAR PANELS Yes
Others
Type Name Availibility Uses per year
Technique Bronchoscopy Yes
Technique Colposcopy Yes
Technique Colonoscopy Yes

Treatment

Surgical Oncology
Type Name Availibility Uses per year
Specialist Urological surgery Yes
Specialist Thoracic surgery 5
Specialist Neurosurgery Yes
Specialist Gynaecological surgery Yes
Specialist Head and neck surgery Yes
Specialist Orthopaedic surgery Yes
Specialist Oncoplastic surgery Yes
Specialist Paediatric surgery Yes
Specialist ENT surgery Yes
Specialist Sarcoma surgery Yes
Technique Video-assisted thoracoscopy Yes
Technique Robotic surgery Yes
Radiotherapy
Type Name Availibility Uses per year
Machine Linear accelerators Yes
Machine Linear accelerators with IMRT/VMAT Yes
Machine Linear accelerators with IGRT Yes
Machine Brachytherapy unit Yes
Technique Intraperitoneal chemo-hyperthermia ( HIPEC) Yes
Technique Stereotactic radiotherapy Yes
Technique Chemoembolization Yes
Technique Intraoperative Radiotherapy (IORT) Yes
Technique Total Body Irradiation (TBI) Yes
Technique Radiosurgery Yes
Technique Proton therapy Yes
Machine Gamma Knife Yes
Hemato-Oncology / Bone Marrow Transplants
Type Name Availibility Uses per year
Facility Transfusion Unit Yes
Technique Allogenic stem cell transplants Yes
Technique Autologous bone marrow transplants Yes
Technique Autologous stem cell transplants Yes
Specialists
Type Name Availibility Uses per year
Specialist Physician with a specialisation in palliative care Yes
Specialist Nurse with a specialisation/certification in palliative care Yes
Specialist Physician specialised in pain treatment Yes
Specialist Neurologist Yes
Specialist Lung physician Yes
Specialist Radiotherapist Yes
Specialist Psychologist or Psychotherapist 15
Specialist Psychiatrist Yes
Specialist Pharmacist Yes
Specialist Social worker 1
Specialist Spiritual care Yes
Specialist Physiotherapist Yes
Specialist Dietitian Yes
Others
Type Name Availibility Uses per year
Facility 24-hour Oncological Emergency Department Yes
Machine Endoprosthesis Yes
Technique Interventional Endoscopy Yes
Technique Rigid Bronchoscopy Yes
Facility Clinical Trial Center Yes

Palliative Care

Palliative Care
Type Name Availibility Uses per year
Facility Hospice unit (in the hospital structure or affiliated) Yes
Facility Home palliative care availability Yes

Cancer-related Patient Associations and Resources

Resource: Service for International Patients

Primary purpose: To assist foreign patients seeking medical treatment at the hospital by providing support, information, and assistance throughout their healthcare journey, from initial inquiries to financial arrangements and cultural accommodations.

Access Information: Information [5].

Classes: Clinical School

Primary purpose: To provide education and support to sick students who are in a clinic, hospital, or spa facility, with the aim of facilitating their successful reintegration into their regular school classes.

Access Information: Information [6].

Resource: Pastoral Care

Primary purpose: To provide emotional and spiritual support to patients, their relatives, and hospital employees during times of illness, uncertainty, and emotional distress.

Access Information: Information [7].

Resource: Bridge Project

Primary purpose: To provide specialized home care for seriously and terminally ill children, particularly those with cancer, in their familiar environment to enhance their quality of life, alongside medical care, for both the children and their parents.

Access Information: Information [8].

Resource: Smoke-free

Primary purpose: To promote smoke-free courses and provide support for individuals who want to quit smoking.

Access Information: Information [9].

Facility: Children's Island

Primary purpose: To create a nurturing environment that promotes the well-being, confidence, and joy of children facing medical challenges.

Access Information: Information [10].

Facility: Foreign Language Service

Primary purpose: To offer fast and convenient translation services in 25 languages through an in-house interpreter pool, with external services available for certified translations and specific languages when necessary.

Access Information: Information [11].

Facility: Luggage Transport

Primary purpose: To provide luggage transportation services from the station to homes or other destinations across Germany.

Access Information: Information [12].

Facility: MediClowns

Primary purpose: To offer young patients in the children's clinic and pediatric surgery a welcome distraction and boost their spirits, fostering courage, will to live, and trust during their hospital stay.

Access Information: Information [13].

Facility: Accommodation for Relatives

Primary purpose: To provide accommodation for patients and their relatives in close proximity to the university hospital.

Access Information: Information [14].

Facility: Hairdresser and Footcare

Primary purpose: To facilitate appointments for patients at a nearby hairdresser and footcare facility.

Access Information: Information [15].

EHDEN Participation

The University Medicine Dresden is part of the EHDEN Network of Data Partners.

The European Health Data and Evidence Network (EHDEN) aims to standardize European health data using OMOP-CDM to facilitate research. The project creates a federated network of data sources for easy access by researchers and policymakers. Its goal is to improve healthcare outcomes through better data quality and interoperability.

Primary purpose: The primary purpose of the Data Integration Center (DIC) at Dresden University Hospital is to facilitate the cross-site use of data between patient care and medical research by linking clinical IT systems closely to patient care systems.

Type of information: Unknown.

Data level: Regional level.

Number of records: 1,000,000 patients.

Data range: 2015 onwards.

Open Data Access: Data is not publicly available. Instructions for data request [16].

Contact information: Contact [17].