What does BSCRN mean in CANCER

BSCRN stands for Brighton and Sussex Cancer Research Network. It is a research consortium consisting of cancer specialists, universities, government bodies and charities all working together to improve cancer care, outcomes and research for people living in Sussex.

The main aim of BSCRN is to increase the capacity for conducting clinical trials and other studies related to cancer care in Sussex. This includes research into new treatments, enhanced diagnosis techniques and improved patient outcomes. Additionally, they provide education & training opportunities to healthcare professionals & support services to local people affected by cancer.

BSCRN operates across Sussex where its affiliated members can be found throughout the region including Brighton, Chichester and Eastbourne as well as further afield such as London & Oxford.

The network is overseen by an Executive Committee which consists of representatives from key organisations within the health system including NHS Trusts & Universities as well as patient advocates. They work collaboratively to ensure that trials are carried out effectively & efficiently across the region. ​ Q5: How can I get involved with BSCRN? A5: There are several ways you can get involved with BSCRN. For example, you can participate in a clinical trial or provide your feedback on ongoing projects or initiatives related to cancer through surveys or workshops etc. Alternatively, you can also volunteer your time & expertise by joining one of their committees or providing financial support through donations or fundraising activities.