Colonoscopy trial - Accellacare
27/1/2026
Published on
28/1/2026
The AstraZeneca Prospero VIDA clinical study was designed to collect standardised, high-quality CT chest imaging data to support the development of respiratory medicines.
LivingCare was commissioned to deliver the imaging component of the study, ensuring all scans were performed in line with sponsor protocol, ethical approval and regulatory requirements.
LivingCare delivered the end-to-end imaging pathway for the study, including participant booking, radiation risk assessment, low-dose CT chest imaging, anonymisation of imaging data, image reporting, and secure data transfer to the sponsor for central analysis.
All scans were performed using Siemens low-dose CT protocols, validated by a Medical Physics Expert (MPE) and aligned with AstraZeneca’s imaging requirements. A dedicated research IR(ME)R procedure was implemented to ensure full compliance with local and national regulations.
Imaging data were anonymised using unique study identifiers and transferred securely using encrypted systems before uploading to AstraZeneca’s VIDA imaging portal.
All imaging was delivered fully to protocol, with complete compliance against sponsor, ethical and governance requirements. Imaging data were transferred securely and successfully for central review, supporting the study’s research objectives.
Following completion, post-study audit confirmed full adherence to data security and governance standards, with positive feedback received on responsiveness, documentation accuracy and delivery quality.
Accellacare
Clinical study (standardised low-dose CT chest imaging to support respiratory medicine development)
10 research participants imaged across multiple study time points
Multi-phase study
LivingCare research-accredited diagnostic sites