Clinical scientist proudly working for the NHS in Radiotherapy. Views all my own.
Joined October 2020
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Catherine Stanford-Edwards retweeted
16 Nov 2023
Can #SABR save the 🌍?
Turns it might.
➡️ less CO2 output than conventional fractionation
➡️ fewer patient visits
➡️ might be greener than surgery in stage 1 lung cancer
#UKSABR23 @SABRconsortium
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30 Aug 2023
Our first paper published with measured data on linac power consumption!🎉 @IPEMEnvironment
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Catherine Stanford-Edwards retweeted
12 Jul 2023
Today's @_AXREM Sustainability and social value conference is underway, Chris Taylor, Sustainability SFG Convenor @PhilipsHealth is talking about Circular Economy
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Catherine Stanford-Edwards retweeted
17 Nov 2022
A letter to tomorrow from the children of Ysgol Llangrallo delivered to #COP27 in Egypt
@coychurchps @WalesOnline @BridgendCBC @WelshGovernment @JulieJamesMS
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Catherine Stanford-Edwards retweeted
This time next week we will be having our second environmental sustainability webinar, this time focussed on Nuclear Medicine ☢️.
Register here: ipem.ac.uk/what-s-on/ipem-ev…
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1 Sep 2022
Great to see this being considered at a world conference! @IASLC @SWWCancerCentre @DrRyanLewis1 @markeywelsh @selby_89
7 Aug 2022
@ekslim @finn_corinne @Mat_Guc She also taught us that lung SBRT might help us save the planet. @c_s_edwards
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Catherine Stanford-Edwards retweeted
18 Mar 2022
Today we've launched Swansea Bay Green Group 🙌
It's a new voluntary organisation open to all our staff, which aims to tackle the climate crisis and make the NHS in the region more environmentally friendly.
Follow ➡ @SBGreenGroup
👉 sbuhb.nhs.wales/news/swansea…
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Catherine Stanford-Edwards retweeted
3 Feb 2022
A clinical scientist who works for the @NHS in South West Wales raises concerns about a 100-fold higher carbon footprint of lung surgery when compared to SBRT. #radonc #lcsm @C_S_Edwards sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
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Catherine Stanford-Edwards retweeted
7 Jan 2022
Best paper I'v read in a while! bmj.com/content/347/bmj.f719…
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9 Jan 2022
So proud to be a healthcare scientist working for the NHS in Wales. A great career for anyone interested in applying science to help others.
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9 Dec 2021
Creating a sustainable future of radiotherapy following COP26: A case for Lung Stereotactic Ablative Radiotherapy over surgery? #COP26 #Sustainability #NetZero #HealthTechnologyAssesment #NHS @DrRyanLewis1 @selby_89 authors.elsevier.com/a/1eDMY…
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Catherine Stanford-Edwards retweeted
Some of our group members have discussed environmental sustainability in SCOPE this month and we have made the front cover! Read the article here: ipem.ac.uk/Portals/0/Documen… (page 14) @RobChuter @nm_njd and Laura Perry
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Catherine Stanford-Edwards retweeted
12 Nov 2021
"I hope they achieve keeping levels of temperature down, because otherwise our world may go" 🌎
These primary school pupils have been speaking to ITV Wales about climate change and what they hope COP26 will achieve. bit.ly/3DdSqJo
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Catherine Stanford-Edwards retweeted
15 Oct 2021
We love sharing stories about how your money makes a difference to our staff and patients.
This #FeelGoodFriday staff at Singleton Hospital tell us about their new garden, and what a difference it's making to staff wellbeing.
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14 Oct 2021
Some great talks today at #ResearchWales21. Nice to hear @RobLOrford mentioning a focus on climate change research in the future for the benefit of health. @IPEMEnvironment
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Catherine Stanford-Edwards retweeted
This is the exciting line up for Thursday 11:30-12:30 at #MPEC2021 hosted by @IPEMEnvironment on environmental sustainability in medical physics. @IPEMConferences 🌳🌍 Put it in your diary! 📗
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Catherine Stanford-Edwards retweeted
12 Nov 2020
Thinking of applying to the Scientist Training Programme?
Check out the open days for an insight and find out if this is the career for you- nshcs.hee.nhs.uk/events/scho…
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Catherine Stanford-Edwards retweeted
12 Nov 2020
The important story of Henrietta Lacks and the ethical issues surrounding her contribution to medical research.
If you don’t know this story then listen to this podcast from the BBC world service
bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/w3cszj…
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A welcome report for routine clinical practice and clinical trials alike. Thank you to the working party members for their considerable input to put together this valuable guidance: bir.org.uk/publications/geom… @BIR_News @ipemnews @SCoRMembers @RCRadiologists
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