iCARE regularly works with clinical contributors to important data-based research. This research group established in 2025 is to include ICHT FY1 and FY2 doctors in research that will ultimately impact the future of their field.
We have different opportunities available for resident doctors including a research fellowship for one semester during your residency, or contributing to important research project on an ongoing basis.
This page is regularly updated with members of the RDR Group, research results, research opportunities, and impactful communications.
Generating Discharge Summaries utilizing LLMs
iCARE invites you to take part in a study to assess the quality and clinical acceptability of Large Language Model generated discharge summaries and be a named author on a high impact case-study publication. If you are a resident doctor (FY1 or FY2) at ICHT, you can take part!
What is required of you: The study will require around 15 hours of your time, between now and early October 2025.
1 hour preparation: You will be set up with an iCARE username and password asked to complete a GDPR training course and contact ICT to get your password. You will need to install some software to access our Secure Data Environment. Around 10-15 hours of data analysis, over a 2 month period.
You will log into the secure data environment and use an app to review discharge summaries. You will be presented with 150-180 cases, each with clinical notes and a discharge summary and asked to complete an evaluation survey for each case. Each evaluation takes between 5-30 minutes depending on the complexity of the case.
Equipment you need: Access to a computer with Omnissa Horizon Client installed. You can do the analysis on a personal computer or an ICHT trust device. Timelines we expect: We need to complete the study by mid-October 2025. You must be able to commit to around 15 hours of time between now and then. Publication: We will be submitting a manuscript on this case study in early 2026, by completing your assigned cases, you will be a named author on the high-impact article. Names of doctors taking part will be in the order that the assigned cases are completed.
To take part, please email your full name to Imperial.iCARESDE@nhs.net or message Kathleen.Goldsmith on NHS Teams.
