NIHR doctoral RF, looking at pain management in emergency departments. Qual research, observational methods. Interested in implementation science. Views my own.
Our study in @AnnalsofEM found when there is a consequence to the pain score recorded in the ED, staff may record what they think PS should be, not what patient says it is. This reduces validity of PS as a measure of change in pain severity. @RCollEM@painfreeED 1/2
I just have a couple of months left before my study closes and I would love to talks to a few more Nurses, Paramedics or GPs who work in primary care: if you think you could help you can contact me with this link: forms.office.com/e/sZ789x88B….
Road crashes claim more than 2 lives every minute, killing nearly 1.2 million people every year.
If these deaths were caused by a virus, it would be called a pandemic and the world would scramble to develop a vaccine to prevent them.
@JeanTodt and I wrote how to improve #RoadSafety: theguardian.com/global-devel…
Our Review of Neonatal Assessment and Practice in Black, Asian, and Minority Ethnic Newborns highlighted the need for educational resources to help healthcare professionals assess babies at risk of jaundice. This new resource helps meet that need.
Review:
nhsrho.org/research/review-o…
We've released a resource to help healthcare professionals spot jaundice in babies with dark skin tones. Together we can improve assessment of jaundice, prevent treatment delays, and tackle ethnic inequalities in healthcare.
Download the resource here: nhsrho.org/resources/ten-ste…
ALT Poster resource outlining 10 steps to spot jaundice in Black and Brown babies.
Experiences of people with sickle cell are key to our comparative research programme with @imperialcollege. We encourage you to participate in this short survey, or to share the survey with others who may be eligible: imperial.eu.qualtrics.com/jf…
Very important line here from @LouHaigh on road safety:
"We treat road safety in a way as if it is somehow a natural accident. If the number of people being killed or seriously injured on our roads, were being killed in any other way, we'd be treating it as a pandemic."
Whenever I hear a new detail in the Gisele Pelicot case I’m further horrified.
Imagine thinking you’re in a loving marriage - and suddenly finding out your husband has been inviting men to assault you while you’re unconscious?
It only gets worse from there /1 🧵
A bit of YBC backstory for those who are interested, and some justification of my views for those who aren't interested but claim I "hate cars" or want to ban then.
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If you want to learn about Systematic Reviews and Meta-analysis, then we have the right course for you.
Starting on the 5th November, learn from our experts at @SCHARRSheffield
More details via the link ⬇️⬇️⬇️
sheffield.ac.uk/smph/modules…
Burning wood damages our #Climate.
👍 Planting a new tree is great but...
👎 ...it takes decades of growth before that new tree is mature enough to absorb the carbon emitted from the one burnt last night.
#WoodBurning#AirPollutionchathamhouse.org/2017/03/woo…
📢 A new white paper from the #UKHealthDataResearchAlliance explores the vital need to improve the quality and consistency of ethnicity data in health research, setting out recommendations for an ethnicity data collection framework.
🔗Read here: zenodo.org/records/13890530
ALT "This important white paper highlights the need to improve the quality and consistency of ethnicity data in health research and we outline recommendations to improve ethnicity data recording and dissemination in the future" Kamlesh Khunti, University of Leicester and Chair of Alliance Diversity in Data working group
This year's #WorldMentalHealthDay theme is Mental Health at Work .
@LiviJosephHD talks about her work on Unveiling racialised incivility in maternity settings, organisational factors and the impact on patient safety.
Read it here: 👇
psrc-yh.nihr.ac.uk/unveiling…