
The EnRICH program is a prospective clinical cohort of 1000
patients with lung cancer, which aims to better define, treat and
care for patients in Sydney Catalyst member hospitals, and to
provide infrastructure for translational cancer research. The
program is capturing diagnostic tumour specimens and serial blood
samples for molecular and biomarker studies, with matched
demographic, clinical and outcome data to map current patterns of
care for the diagnosis and treatment of lung cancer, benchmarked
against quality indicators. Patient reported outcomes are being
collected to assess patient and carer perceptions of care, unmet
needs and quality of life to identify opportunities for improving
services and patient/carer morbidity.
Patient recruitment commenced in June 2017.
Sub-Study applications & further information
Linked sub-studies:
- Procoagulant activity (Centenary Institute/ANZAC Research
Institute)
- Rapid Autopsy Program in Lung Carcinoma (The Kinghorn Cancer
Centre/Garvan Institute)
- Palliative care-focused collection of biospecimens from
patients with life-limiting lung cancer (St Vincent's Hospital
Campus)
- EnRICH/Lung Foundation Australia co-funded PhD Scholarship in
Lung Cancer 'Predicting platinum sensitivity in lung cancer'
(Garvan Institute)
- Immune signatures in Lung Cancer (The University of
Sydney)
Sydney Catalyst funded sub-studies:
- Circulating lipids in high grade lung cancer (Associate
Professor Anthony Don, The University of Sydney)
- Identification of plasma extracellular vesicles signatures in
lung cancer patients with brain metastases versus those without
(Professor Georges Grau, The University of Sydney)
We are always keen to hear about your ideas for EnRICH
sub-studies, so please get in touch: enrich@ctc.usyd.edu.au
Sponsored by:
- CINSW TCRC
- Sydney Local Health District
- St Vincent's Health Sydney
Research Team and Collaborators
Select Publications/Presentations:
Update to Members 1: April 2017 Edition of Sydney
Catalyst Newsletter
Update to Members 2:
July 2017 Edition of Sydney Catalyst Newsletter
Update to Members 3:
October 2017 Edition of Sydney Catalyst Newsletter
Update to Members 4:
March 2018 Edition of Sydney Catalyst Newsletter
Update to Members 5:
June 2018 Edition of Sydney Catalyst Newsletter
Update to Members 6: September
2018 Edition of Sydney Catalyst Newsletter
Update to Members 7:
March 2019 Edition of Sydney Catalyst Newsletter
Update to Members 8:
June 2019 Edition of Sydney Catalyst Newsletter
Update to Members 9:
September 2019 Edition of Sydney Catalyst Newsletter
CINSW Case Study: September
2019