the rhythm project

UoC driven objectives

The RHYTHM Project

A 4-year EU4Health project

UoC Project Tasks

UoC RHYTHM Project Tasks

RHYTHM Repository Upload Platform

Medical Imaging Upload System

RHYTHM Project Reports

UoC Project Deliverables and Reports

rhythm project tasks

Work Package 5 Uoc Tasks

UoC-led RHYTHM Tasks and Collaborative Activities

Task 5.1: Identification of Clinical Indications

Task 5.1: Identification of Clinical Indications

This task will identify priority CT clinical indications for establishing DRLs in paediatric patients, adolescents, and young adults. The selection will build on EUCLID and EuroSafe Imaging work and will …

Task 5.2: Data Collection and AI-Enhanced Analysis

Task 5.2: Data Collection and AI-Enhanced Analysis

A geographically representative network of European hospitals will collect CT protocol parameters, patient size metrics, dose data, and anonymised images for selected clinical indications. The resulting database will reflect variations …

Task 5.3: Development of the Repository

Task 5.3: Development of the Repository

A secure repository will be developed to support data submission, storage, retrieval, search, and interactive reporting. Users will be able to analyse data by age group, scanner model, examination type, …

Task 5.4: Repository Validation and Roll-Out

Task 5.4: Repository Validation and Roll-Out

The repository will be tested to confirm that data submission, storage, retrieval, search, filtering, reporting, and benchmarking functions operate accurately and securely. Pilot testing with selected radiology departments and demonstrations …

RHYTHM facts and Figures

RHYTHM Project Numbers

Coordinator: European Institute for Biomedical Imaging Research (EIBIR)

20
Participating Organisations
12
European Countries
3.72 M €
EU Funding
48
Duration (months)
University of Crete

Research Team

The Department of Medical Physics has a major research portfolio and also teaches the principles and practice of Medical Physics to undergraduate medical students as well as to medical students and residents during their clinical training. The Department also offers a program leading to the degree of Master of Science in Medical Physics.

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Department of Medical Physics
University of Crete
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P.O. Box 2208,
71003 Iraklion, Crete, Greece



Prof. John Damilakis

Department of Medical Physics
+302810-392569
john.damilakis@med.uoc.gr
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