It’s Thursday! This week’s #ThursdayFeature is our amazing Consultant Lead for Research, Dr Phil Moss! Phil is an excellent educator and facilitator of research development of clinicians in ED, and his own research interests include CO exposure, medicines management in older adults and polypharmacy.
Our first #ThursdayFeature has to be our incredible Research Group Lead, @godalmingjarman.bsky.social! Heather has lead or been a co-applicant on over £1.6M of successful grant applications, with topics including carbon monoxide exposure, elderly patients and ED workforce and service improvements.
We’re starting a new #ThursdayFeature introducing the talented researchers in our excellent team! Who should be introduce first?
Finally Dr Ben Bloom hosted our keynote speech and presented on the use of large datasets in emergency medicine. There are many different databases available through @nhsenglandldn.bsky.social which can be utilised in ED research! #stgEDresearch
Dr Phil Moss presenting his national survey of medication reviews in Emergency Departments in the UK project - look out for the survey invites dropping soon
Our academic research fellow, Jared Charlton-Webb, presented on the FacED study. This exploring patient and staff views on the use and acceptability of smartphone camera technology to record facial vital signs. The study has just opened at SGH ED and recruitment is going well!
@godalmingjarman.bsky.social presented the EDCO studies exploring carbon monoxide (CO) exposure among ED patients. We successfully obtained funding for two new studies: EDCO-D will explore the prevalence of missed diagnoses in EU EDs and EDCO-H will explore CO exposure in ED patients with headache.
Next up, we had an exciting array of lightening poster presentations from some of our doctors and consultants at SGH ED. Topics included thoracic regional anaesthesia, knife crime in London and prehospital clinician feedback systems. #stgEDresearch
Up next we had a great talk from another one of our research fellows, Natasha Matthews talking about her exciting survey of vulnerable migrant health services in UK EDs. #stgEDresearch #EmergencyCareResearch #MigrantHealth
Excellent talk by @vickym0208. RCEM/RCN workforce standards suggest one consultant nurse per ED. The ConNur-ED study found only 37 across the UK. The study found that consultant nurses/practitioners spent the least time undertaking research within their role compared to the other 3 domains.
Shout out to our amazing research nurses! We’ve had 55 nurses who have completed secondments with the group since we started in 2014. #EDresearch #stgEDresearch
Exciting day for us at the ED Collaborative Research Group as our research group lead, Heather Jarman, kicks off our annual research symposium! #EDresearch #EmergencyCareResearch
Vicky Mummery, our UTC lead and research fellow presenting 2 of her research projects at the @rcem.ac.uk #rcemCPD ACP conference @godalmingjarman.bsky.social
@godalmingjarman.bsky.social presenting public health work on carbon monoxide alarm ownership at SWL Health Research Summit
Research Champion George and our clinical academic team are at the SWL integrated care system research research summit today. #research
So proud that Lyndsay our Senior Clinical Research Nurse won the 'Nurse of the Year' award at St George's Trust for International Nurses Day - so deserved #IND2025 @godalmingjarman.bsky.social
We’re at the @rcemevents.bsky.social Research Engagement Day. Natasha our Academic Clinical Fellow chairing a session on patient and public engagement and involvement #PPIE
The next EC Incubator online forum is taking place on 2nd April. If you haven't registered yet and you would like to take part in the forum, please go to us02web.zoom.us/meeting/regi.... We are looking forward to seeing you online next week! 🙂
Delighted to see the publication of the work on trauma coordinators in the UK. Linked here until 30 April 2025.
authors.elsevier.com/a/1kl2n_,3-U... @godalmingjarman.bsky.social @nmtnguk.bsky.social
