@BUDS_study

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 United Kingdom
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Joined October 2016
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Mahmoud Montasser@dr_montasser21 Mar 2023
Very pleased to see this finally out! A framework for neonatal lung ultrasound in the UK. Excellent collaboration with great colleagues Virginie Meau-Petit & Anna Milan! #NeonatalPOCUS #POCUS #NICU doi.org/10.1016/j.gpeds.2023…
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Congratulations @COIN_neoepoch Dr James Webbe who has been awarded the prize for best presentation by a trainee at the @NeonatalSociety Spring Meeting for ‘Primary outcomes in neonatal trials: heterogeneity, gaps and how to strengthen reporting’
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Dee Yissau@DYissau28 Jun 2022
Another Neonatal Nurses Simulation training day with a great set of participants from across London. Thank you to the faculty for making the day a success. #alwayslearning @LdnNeonatal
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Cheryl Battersby@DrCBattersby24 Jun 2022
Congratulations James @COIN_neoepoch @NeonatalSociety Young Investigator award 2022: Outcomes that matter. Looking forward to welcoming you back to @ImperialSPH @ChelwestFT Neonatal Research team as a Clinical Lecturer soon!
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Chris Gale@DrCGale10 Nov 2020
With @NPEU_Oxford @Marianfknight @DrDonSharkey @HMactier @ShamezLadhani we publish prospective national data on characteristics and outcomes of neonatal SARS-CoV-2 infection in the United Kingdom, 1 March - 30 April 2020 thelancet.com/journals/lanch…

Characteristics and outcomes of neonatal SARS-CoV-2 infection in the UK: a prospective national...

Neonatal SARS-CoV-2 infection is uncommon in babies admitted to hospital. Infection with neonatal admission following birth to a mother with perinatal SARS-CoV-2 infection was unlikely, and possible...

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MWF@medicalwomenuk13 Aug 2020
Categorising issues as “women’s” & “men’s” isn’t necessarily helpful; mostly these are societal issues which we should try & resolve together Prof Neena Modi ⁦@NeenaModi1⁩ Medical Women's Federation president speaking to ⁦@WomanthologyUK⁩ womanthology.co.uk/women-don…

“Women don’t become doctors.” - Actually, yes they do. Becoming a doctor because I was told I...

Professor Neena Modi is the president of the Medical Women’s Federation. She has a national and international profile as a [...]Read More... from “Women don’t become doctors.” – Actually, yes they...

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Chris Gale@DrCGale17 Oct 2019
Our work looking at outcomes of extremely preterm babies in relation to place of birth and early postnatal transfer is out today in @bmj_latest - @KjellHelenius, @NeenaModi1, using data held in the @nnrdbase bmj.com/content/367/bmj.l567… 1/10
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Pulse Oximetry screening; a bizarre decision in the UK. neonatalresearch.org/2019/06…

Pulse Oximetry screening; a bizarre decision in the UK.

Universal pulse oximetry screening for critical congenital heart disease is a simple cheap addition to universal hearing and metabolic screening with undeniable benefits. Infants with undiagnosed l…

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Making successful healthcare improvement is a complex process which a lot of our partners can testify to @ChelwestFT @LNWH_NHS @SickleCellUK @BUDS_study #SHIFTevidence @NIHRresearch @Imperial_PCPH @pickereurope @StLukesHarrow
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Research Outcomes in Neonatology : must do better. neonatalresearch.org/2019/05…
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Chris Gale@DrCGale27 Apr 2019
#PAS2019 #neoEBM: James Webbe @COIN_neoepoch presenting data from the Core Outcomes in Neonatology (COIN) project: 12 neonatal core outcomes identified through an international consensus process - a way to make neonatal trials more consistent in outcome reporting
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Chris Gale@DrCGale27 Apr 2019
#PAS2019 #neoEBM Susanna Sakonidou @BUDS_study: what interventions improve parent satisfaction with neonatal care? A systematic review
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Chris Gale@DrCGale27 Apr 2019
#PAS2019 #neoEBM Susanna Sakonidou @BUDS_study: most common intervention is parent involvement (although parent involvement in design is rare), inconsistent and often invalidated measures of parent satisfaction and non-randomised designs limit conclusions that can be drawn
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Partnering with parents neonatalresearch.org/2019/03…
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In our second informative @NNRDbase session we’ve explored new developments, nutrition, impact of place of birth and transfer on mortality & brain injury, and core outcome sets! Thank you to @NeenaModi1 Sabita Uthaya @DrCGale & @COIN_neoepoch. #NNAP2019 #neonates #neonatalcare
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ADC F&N@ADC_FN17 Mar 2019
Listen to Quality improvement and safety in high performing neonatal intensive care units by BMJ talk medicine #np on #SoundCloud #neoebm soundcloud.com/bmjpodcasts/q…
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#NSSpring2019 @BUDS_study: a systematic review of interventions to improve parent satisfaction w/ neonatal care: 32 studies (2900 parents); parent satisfaction measured w/ 334 different questions & 29 different questionnaires (23/29 unvalidated); studies had a high risk of bias.
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Chris Gale@DrCGale15 Mar 2019
A fabulous talk from Olivier Baud @NeonatalSociety #NSSpring2019 meeting - covering basic science, animal models, clinical trials and individual patient data meta-analysis in describing the role of hydrocortisone in extremely preterm infants
The Neonatal Society@NeonatalSociety15 Mar 2019
The #NSSpring2019 keynote lecture from Prof Olivier Baud: Hydrocortisone for Improving Outcome after Extremely Preterm Birth
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Death or oxygen, which is worse? neonatalresearch.org/2019/02…
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#10for10 #10yearsPPEI #PPI More than communication. Designed #ForParentsByParents - A #NICU guide w/info & support for parents of babies in #NICU @ChelwestFT #BrianTurleyAward Winner2018 #ImprovementLeaderFellow &parent Sophia Kotzamanis @cwpluscharity @RCPCHtweets @sandrahowgate
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