About QIPCM

The Quantitative Imaging for Personalized Cancer Medicine (QIPCM) program provides end-to-end testing and analysis support for clinical trials to improve consistency and reliability in clinical trial data.

Our infrastructure was designed to help clinical investigators achieve systematic image collection and improved collaboration. Our modular design equips us with capacity to handle large volume functional and dynamic imaging data.

Here’s a short video showcasing QIPCM and its service offerings.

About UHN

University Health Network (UHN) is Canada’s largest research hospital. It is fully affiliated with the University of Toronto and comprises four academic hospitals, an education institute and seven research institutes. The scope of research and complexity of cases at UHN has made it a national and international source for discovery, education and patient care. UHN leads major research programs in cardiology, transplantation, neuroscience, oncology, surgical innovation, infectious disease, genomic medicine, rehabilitation medicine and much more.

QIPCM is an advanced imaging core lab situated within the Techna Institute, a UHN research institute dedicated to accelerating the development and exploitation of technology for health.

Who We Are

We are a multi-disciplinary team consisting of medical physicists, imaging technicians, project managers, IT specialists, statisticians, scientific associates, business analysts and research analysts. We are funded through peer reviewed grants, philanthropy and fee for service contracts. For more details about the QIPCM team members, please visit Techna website.

What We Do

We are confident we can help manage investigators’ emerging imaging needs in compliance with government regulations, whether they are dealing with single- or multi-centre clinical trials.

Leadership Team

CURRENT LEADERSHIP

Julia Publicover, M.Sc, PMP

Brad Wouters, PhD

Alumni

PREVIOUS PRINCIPAL INVESTIGATOR

David Jaffray, Ph.D

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Referencing QIPCM in Your Publications

For publications resulting from our services, please acknowledge QIPCM in the Acknowledgements section of your manuscript.

Acknowledgements are an important reflection of our contributions to your published work, and help strengthen our applications for grant funding. We appreciate your acknowledgements!

In general, it is sufficient to reference qipcm.com and/or QIPCM for tracking and reporting purposes. It is not required that Individual team members be named unless they have made a direct scientific contribution to your work that warrants authorship or specific acknowledgement.
To support accurate tracking of core facility usage in publications, please include the following Research Resource Identifier (RRID)*:

– QIPCM – RRID: SCR_027527

* A Research Resource Identifier (RRID) is a unique citation code that enables transparent reporting and recognition of core facilities in published research.