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Birdshot is a rare disease, which has historically made the collection, storage and analysis of related data particularly challenging. Traditional research methods have struggled to overcome key technical barriers, especially the absence of a single, integrated platform capable of supporting protocol-driven data capture, image acquisition, secure access, and advanced analytics. The challenge was further compounded by the need to deploy this solution across six different NHS trusts nationwide, each with its own infrastructure and requirements.


Impact


8
Collection sites
20,000
Data points
AI enabled
Discovery of new eye scan dimensions
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Multiple sclerosis (MS) affects approximately 2.8 million people worldwide and is a leading cause of non-traumatic neurological disability among young adults. In the research arena, inconsistent data collection and delays in detecting subtle changes in disease activity can impede our ability to understand disease progression and response to therapies. This gap in standardised, continuous, and high-quality data contributes to variability in research outcomes and challenges in developing predictive models, ultimately hindering the optimisation of therapeutic strategies.


Impact


2-months
Acceleration of treatment to market
~45%
Reduction in data entry workload
9-day
Reduction in time-to-database lock
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High myopia is a progressive eye condition traditionally managed with spectacles or soft contact lenses. One of the most advanced non-invasive treatment options is overnight orthokeratology (Ortho‑K), which temporarily reshapes the cornea to correct refractive error. To ensure optimal outcomes and maintain patient safety, continuous long-term monitoring of ocular health is essential throughout the course of Ortho‑K treatment. Often putting a strain on clinic capacity and limiting access for patients in underserved areas.


Impact


1k
Studies
6
Collection sites
10 year
Study length