Personal Statements from award holders in the 2013 rounds - Gov.uk

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ACCEA BRONZE AWARD 2013

Name: CARL HENEGHAN

GMC/GDC Number: 4731643

Speciality: ACADEMIC GP

My work in self-monitoring of oral anticoagulation, reporting a 50% reduction in thrombotic
events, has widely influenced guidelines and practice. Reflecting my expertise in
NonCommunicable Diseases (NCDs), I am chair of the WHO guideline in self-care in NCDs
and breast cancer screening. In addition, I am leading an international research agenda for
self care. I have directly contributed to NICE AF QOF markers, and my expertise in medical
devices has led to advising the UK Gov't Health Select committee and the US FDA.
I am Professor of Evidence-Based Medicine and Director of the Centre for Evidence-Based
Medicine and International Programs in Evidence-Based Healthcare at the University of
Oxford. The centre has a global reputation for developing, teaching and promoting health
care. The website (www.cebm.net) has over a million visitors and we have trained 400
teachers of EBM. I also direct the undergraduate EBM curriculum and graduate entry
program at the University of Oxford medical school. I have in excess of 100 peer-reviewed
publications, as well as five books and I am also the director of knowledge management for
the Oxford AHSN. I have responsibility for 110 MSc/DPhil students, the largest flexible
learning program in the university. I am also an advisor to the WHO International Clinical
Trials Registry Platform.
ACCEA BRONZE AWARD 2013

Name: SONIA SAXENA

GMC/GDC Number: 3311062

Speciality: ACADEMIC GP

I am 1 of 2 researchers ever to win 3 successive NIHR fellowship awards for improving child
health in the UK. Evidence of the outstanding quality of my general practice: consistently high
quality markers and patient satisfaction surveys 2008-12, FRCGP 2009, voted top 50 most
influential GPs (2012 national GP survey) and awarded RCGP paper of the year prize 2013
(Medicines for Children)

Research impact: since 2008, I published 80 papers, won personal grants of £3.5 million and
was promoted to Reader in Primary care, Imperial College London (2013). My studies of
antibiotic prescribing (2008), impact of UK pneumonia vaccination (2009) and avoidable
admissions in children shaped national guidelines and DoH policies ((NICE 2012, Kennedy
Review 2010, CMO Report-Perinatal Infection 2013).

My work with Child Health Reviews UK in 2012 led to novel systems to flag preventable child
deaths. Since my national study of medical problems in obese children (2013) I have led a
multi-agency campaign tackling child obesity

As primary care locality lead, I secured trust funding from the Collaboration for Applied Health
Research and Care Northwest London (2008 & 2013, £10 &10 m). Primary Care Advisor to
National Medicines for Children Research Network (2005-10). Chair Data Monitoring & Safety
Committees for 2 multi centre trials 2008-13
ACCEA BRONZE AWARD 2013

Name: CRAIG BAILEY

GMC/GDC Number: 3012363

Speciality: ANAESTHETICS

I am the senior paediatric cardiac anaesthetist in my Trust and since my last award have
been a key member of the team whose strategy resulted in a successful bid to expand
services within the trust following the national safe and sustainable review.

Since my last award I have chaired academic sessions at national anaesthetic training
meetings in both Manchester and London and represented the Royal College of Anaesthetists
on advisory appointments committees at Great Ormond Street, The Royal Brompton and St
Georges Hospitals.

I was appointed to the Editorial Board of the journal "Anaesthesia" in April 2011 and in 2012
reviewed 56 manuscripts, extensively subedited 8 submissions and provided comments on 22
other submissions. I run the correspondence website and handled 268 items in 2012. Since
my last award I have edited abook, published a book section, a book chapter, an original
article, two editorials and a Trust guideline.

As an representative of the Royal College of Anaesthetists I attended the University of the
West Indies as an external Examiner in June 2013
ACCEA BRONZE AWARD 2013

Name: DANIELE BRYDEN

GMC/GDC Number: 3477544

Speciality: ANAESTHETICS

I am 1 of 2 researchers ever to win 3 successive NIHR fellowship awards for improving child
health in the UK. Evidence of the outstanding quality of my general practice: consistently high
quality markers and patient satisfaction surveys 2008-12, FRCGP 2009, voted top 50 most
influential GPs (2012 national GP survey) and awarded RCGP paper of the year prize 2013
(Medicines for Children)
Research impact: since 2008, I published 80 papers, won personal grants of £3.5 million and
was promoted to Reader in Primary care, Imperial College London (2013). My studies of
antibiotic prescribing (2008), impact of UK pneumonia vaccination (2009) and avoidable
admissions in children shaped national guidelines and DoH policies ((NICE 2012, Kennedy
Review 2010, CMO Report-Perinatal Infection 2013).
My work with Child Health Reviews UK in 2012 led to novel systems to flag preventable child
deaths. Since my national study of medical problems in obese children (2013) I have led a
multi-agency campaign tackling child obesity
As primary care locality lead, I secured trust funding from the Collaboration for Applied Health
Research and Care Northwest London (2008 & 2013, £10 &10 m). Primary Care Advisor to
National Medicines for Children Research Network (2005-10). Chair Data Monitoring & Safety
Committees for 2 multi centre trials 2008-13
ACCEA BRONZE AWARD 2013

Name: AIDAN BYRNE

GMC/GDC Number: 3246285

Speciality: ANAESTHETICS

I designed, built and evaluated the first UK full scale medical simulator, becoming an
internationally recognised expert in medical simulation, including presidency of the national
organisation, leading national conferences and membership of college working groups. It has
also allowed me to facilitate the development of local simulation facilities for clinicians.

I introduced locally based critical incident reporting to our department with monthly open
discussion of clinical error and problems. The method of open, but confidential discussion of
mistakes has led to the wider recognition of error and led changes in practice and equipment
in response to the problems identified.

I have pioneered the extraction of clinical data from our hospital systems but designing a
database which can extract personal data from that routinely collected by our organisation
and allows each clinician to be given a personal report with both their own performance and
that of their peers for comparison, extracted from over 70,000 records.

I led the educational development of a Graduate Entry Medical Programme from a two year
collaboration to a stand alone four year course which which now has students in its final year.
Graduates have been highly praised for their clinical skills and preparation for work. I now
lead 21 postgraduate degrees.
ACCEA BRONZE AWARD 2013

Name: DARREN DANIELS

GMC/GDC Number: 4103543

Speciality: ANAESTHETICS

Since I founded the UK Sepsis Trust, we've established our care pathway, the Sepsis Six, as
a standard tool for improving outcomes. NHS Scotland and Wales use the Six as a
performance metric. We're endorsed by the Royal Colleges of Physicians, Surgeons &
Nursing, Society for Acute Medicine, Intensive Care Society (ICS), and Patients' Association.

As CEO of Global Sepsis Alliance, I wrote the World Sepsis Declaration and pioneered World
Sepsis Day in 2012. This has impacted on the NHS through 60 Trusts (of 1,200 worldwide)
signing Board pledges to place sepsis on their organizations' risk registers, evaluate
outcomes from sepsis and implement improvement measures.

I've co-authored clinical guidelines for sepsis for the College of Emergency Medicine, Joint
Royal Colleges Ambulance Liaison Committee and Royal College of Obstetricians &
Gynaecologists. I represent the ICS on the NICE Pneumonia Guideline Development Group. I
provided evidence to the Parliamentary Health Services Ombudsman (PHSO) with report due
September 2013. In 2013 I was awarded Fellowship of the Royal College of Physicians of
Edinburgh.

I founded the Survive Sepsis course in use in 100 hospitals, have recently published over 20
articles in peer-reviewed publications, am Editor of two text books, and produce patient
information materials and websites.
ACCEA BRONZE AWARD 2013

Name: GARY MINTO

GMC/GDC Number: 4133142

Speciality: ANAESTHETICS

1. Local Research - Chief of COMPETE, MIDAS & COST trials: 538 patients recruited. Thus
Peninsula CLRN received >£500k in activity based funding. COMPETE published in BJA, >50
citations, key paper in guiding fluid therapy for pts, improving recovery & saving NHS millions
of pounds. Pen CLRN Committee: led recruitment of almost 2000 pts to portfolio studies .
From nowhere my specialty is now a level 2 (of 3) priority for region. Supervised 3 MD
fellows, a further 7 fellows, won 12 grants. 13 papers/chapters published or in review, 28
abstracts, 7 letters. On Trust R&D committee; Honorary Associate Professor at Plymouth
Medical School. Am a Founder member & grant officer for a Bowel Cancer Charity which has
raised >£100k

2.National research - Founder of SWARM (local) & RAFT( national) trainee research
networks. UK Chief Investigator for LAS VEGAS (21 UK sites, 1676 recruits) & RELIEF, large
RCT in set up; Pen lead for EPOCH study. UK NIHR anaesthesia committee since 09. Invited
speaker at >25 inter/national meetings, peer reviewer for 6 Journals & 4 UK grant bodies.

3. Enhanced Recovery: PHNT Co lead: MSK, HPB, Colorectal (several days off LOS, better
pt outcomes in all) & DoH advisor for ER. PHNT Preop lead

4. Founder FRCA Final Exam Course. 129 candidates, 11 X 2day courses, 92% local & 86%
overall trainee pass rate
ACCEA BRONZE AWARD 2013

Name: DAVID MURRAY

GMC/GDC Number: 4014490

Speciality: ANAESTHETICS

National role shaping care of patients undergoing emergency laparotomy
• Established UK Emergency Laparotomy Network; published multicentre audit of 1800
patients
• Appointed national lead for Healthcare Quality Improvement Partnership National
Emergency Laparotomy Audit
• Advisor to 2 national multicentre research trials

National role in education
• Editor for Royal College of Anaesthetists (RCOA) e-learning project, coordinated 40+
authors to produce 55 e-learning sessions to deliver curriculum to all UK trainees,
with 11000+ users
• Personally produced teaching material for RCOA & Society for Education in
Anaesthesia, used to develop the educational skills of UK anaesthetists

Personal Leadership

Successfully championed benefits of human factors & patient safety within the Trust & wider
NHS. I have also made significant contributions to the management of elderly patients. These
achievements have been recognised by my being nominated for national leadership awards
in both fields

I provide high quality clinical care that is recognised outside the immediate service
• Anaesthetic lead for colorectal Enhanced Recovery Service, recognised as NHS
Innovation site, outcome better than national average
• I lead an expanding preassessment team that was integral to the creation of a Day of
Surgery Admissions Unit
ACCEA BRONZE AWARD 2013

Name: MANOHAR SHARMA

GMC/GDC Number: 4753845

Speciality: ANAESTHETICS

Local and Regional

I have developed a multidisciplinary, fast track service for acute sciatica that provides
assessment and treatment quicker than the NHS target of 18 weeks.

I have introduced innovative spinal implants for severe disabling chronic pain with excellent
patient-reported outcomes.

I have developed and am the lead organizer for the comprehensive and practical Liverpool
Pain Course.

National cordotomy service

I have developed a national cordotomy service at the Walton Centre for patients with severe,
cancer related pain and am one of the only five experts in the UK offering cordotomy, an
advanced cancer pain relief procedure.

National education role for meetings of:

The British Pain Society (BPS)

The Faculty of Pain Medicine

The Royal College of Anaesthetists (RCoA)

Palliative Medicine

The International Spine Intervention Society's and Leeds' cadaver workshops

International pain meetings in India

Other national roles:

Examiner for the Faculty of Pain Medicine

Chair of the Interventional Pain Group of the British Pain Society (BPS)

Expert Pain adviser to two NICE guidelines

Co-author of Spinal Pain Pathway developed for Map of Medicine by BPS
Member Clinical Reference Group of Specialized Pain

Co-author of pain guidelines of the American Society of Interventional Pain Physicians