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CURRICULUM
VITAE
THOMAS STEVEN MOORES
BSc (Hons)MBChB
MMedSci (Surgery)FRCS (T&O)
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ContentsPersonal Details Page 2
Career Statement Page 3
Education and Qualifications Page 4
Awards Page 5
Employment History Page 8
Courses Page 10
Publications Page 12
National and International Conferences Page 14
Regional Conferences Page 19
Audit Page 22
Management and Teaching Page 28
Interests Page 29
Referees Page 30
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Personal Details
Name Thomas Steven Moores
Date of Birth 24th November 1980
Nationality British
Marital Status Divorced with 4 children;Noah born 2009, Ella born 2012, Aaronborn 2012 and Mylo born 2017.
Address 8 Waverton WayBicton HeathShrewsbury
SY3 5LE
Telephone 07854210217
Email [email protected]
Full GMC Registration 6163371
Fellow Royal College Surgeons 1041157
MDU Registration 447305G
NTN WMD/024/113/C
CCT Date 04/08/2017
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Career StatementI am a highly motivated and organised Run-Through Trauma and OrthopaedicRegistrar who has obtained my CCT in August 2017. I have developed an interestthroughout my training in lower limb trauma including periprosthetic fractures andprimary and revision hip arthroplasty.
With regards trauma, I have an interest in the treatment of proximal femoralfractures. I am currently employed as a locum consultant and I am one of the two hipfracture based at the Royal Stoke Hospital. This service is recognised nationally andhas been awarded a National Gold Award for Excellence in Hip Fracture care. Thiswas an invaluable experience developing my clinical skills and working as part of themultidisciplinary team for the overall and holistic care of the orthogeriatric patient. Inorder to enhance this experience I have attended relevant courses including theTechniques and Solutions Hip fracture management course which was Chaired byMr Chesser one of the surgeons involved in devising the current NICE guidelines forHip Fracture management, to better understand the importance of the infrastructureof running this service within the governments framework.
Electively, I am proficient in primary and hip and knee arthroplasty, and throughoutmy training I have focused upon revision arthroplasty, which is something I wish todevelop in my practice, and I have an interest in prosthetic joint infection, and I amplanning a travelling fellowship to observe the practices of other units to helpestablish this as a facet of my practice. Throughout my training I have becomeproficient operatively with uncemented and cemented hip systems. Learning theseskills in primary hip replacement is providing me with a transferable skill set forrevision hip cases. Further to this I have experience in revision hip surgery and havelearned techniques including impaction bone grafting, the use of cages anduncemented trabecular metal and augment systems in order to restore the anatomyand reconstruct bony defects. The firm system has instilled in me the importance ofcontinuity of care from first contact through to final follow up, with clear strategies tomanage primary hip and knee pathology. An area I have further developed has beenthe management of complex primary and revision cases with an emphasis onthorough diagnostic evaluation and preoperative planning, in order to anticipate thepotential difficulties to have reliable safe solutions and alternatives to manage theseproblems.
I am organised with excellent time management skills, which has meant I have beenable to participate in audit and research and complete a Masters (MMedSci) inSurgery. To develop my role as a teacher and trainer, I have started a MedicalEducation Certificate level course being awarded a bursary in order to compete this.This will ensure that I can facilitate effective teachings to small and large groups; aswell as identify my preferred learning style to continually keep up to date with thecurrent evidence base to ensure I deliver the highest standard of care to my patients.I am committed to research and would relish the opportunity to continue to publishand contribute to the othopaedic literature.
I have an up to date Specialist Training Portfolio and Surgical logbook, whichdocuments my experience and continued professional development.
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Education & Qualifications
Post Graduate
Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons February 2016Royal College of Surgeons Of England
December 2009 – January 2015 Masters in SurgeryMMedSci Surgery Honours degreeUniversity Of KeeleStafford ST5 5BG
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons 2010 – MRCS Part B (94%)Royal College of Surgeons Of England 2009 – MRCS Part A
May 2017 – May 2018 OngoingCertificate in Medical EducationUniversity Of Dundee
Undergraduate
September 2002 –July 2007 Bachelor of Medicine & SurgeryMBChB Medicine Honours degree with 14 distinctionsUniversity of LeedsLeeds LS2 9JT
September 1999 – August 2002 Bachelor of ScienceBSc Human Biology Human Biology/AnatomySchool of Biomedical Sciences Class I (1st) with HonoursUniversity of LeedsLeeds LS2 9JT
September 1992 – August 1999 4 A Levels and 10 GCSE’sA-Levels & GCSE’sWirral Grammar School for BoysWirral CH63 3AQ
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Awards
1. Training Programme Director PrizeFor Best Podium Presentation at 16th Oswestry Registrars Research Day,Oswestry UK. Heaver C, Moores TS, Lewthwaite SC. Surgical Gloving: TheHow The Why and the Risk of SSI. May 2015.
2. Professors Medal Lecture, 63rd Old Oswestrians Meeting.Moores TS, Heaver C, Lewthwaite SC. Surgical Gloving: The How The Whyand the Risk of SSI. June 2015.
3. Orthopaedic Institute Travel BursaryBursary of £1000 awarded to attend and present presentations at theAmerican Acadamy of Orthopaedic Surgeons (AAOS) Las Vegas Nevada,2015.
4. Jaques Duparc AwardFor Best Poster entitled The Management of Warfarin Reversal for FracturedNeck Of Femur patients Requiring Acute Surgery: A Matched Cohort Study at15th European Federation of National Associations of Orthopaedics andTraumatology (EFORT) Congress, Excel London, June 2014.
5. Training Programme Director PrizeFor Best Podium Presentation at 15th Oswestry Registrars Research Day,Oswestry UK. Moores TS, Harvey G & Lewthwaite SC. Infection in Arthroplasty. Does itstart Whilst Scrubbing? A Microbial Assessment Using Particle Counts andCultures of Sterile Surgical Hood Systems. May 2014.
6. Professors Medal Lecture, 62nd Old Oswestrians Meeting.Moores TS, Harvey G & Lewthwaite SC. The Link Between Sunburn, HiggsBoson and Infection in Arthroplasty…. Does it start whilst Scrubbing?
7. West Midlands Deanery Medical Education Bursary 2012.A competitive bursary for fees up to £1000 towards a Medical Educationqualification, only eligible to trainees within the West Midlands Deanery.
8. West Midlands Deanery Medical Education Bursary 2011.A competitive bursary for fees up to £1000 towards a Medical Educationqualification, only eligible to trainees within the West Midlands Deanery.
9. Physiology Society Scholarship 2003. A competitive scholarship for £1000 towards a Laboratory based study into therole of voltage gated potassium channels at the neuromuscular junction.
10.Action Research Grant 2004. A £1500 grant to fund further research into the role of adenosine receptors atthe neuromuscular junction.
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11.Wellcome Trust Vacation Scholarship 2002. A £1500 competitive scholarship to fund a laboratory based research project.This was based in the University of Leeds Biomedical Science Laboratoriesinvestigating the role of P2X7 adenosine receptors at the neuromuscularjunction
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Employment History
RUN THROUGH REGISTRAR TRAINING WEST MIDLANDS DEANERYSTOKE/OSWESTRY ROTATION
CURRENT POST
August 2017 – August 2018 Locum Consultant Trauma & OrthopaedicsUniversity Hospital of North Staffordshire.Lower Limb Trauma & Arthroplasty,Hip fracture lead
PREVIOUS POSTS
February 2017 – August 2017 ST8 Registrar Trauma & OrthopaedicsRobert Jones and Agnes Hunt OrthopaedicHospital, OswestryLower Limb Primary and Revision ArthroplastyMr Banerjee & Mr Lewthwaite
February 2016 – February 2017 ST7-ST8 Registrar Trauma & OrthopaedicsUniversity Hospital of North Staffordshire.Pelvic and Lower Limb Trauma & ArthroplastyMr B Youssef & Mr J Lim
August 2015 – February 2016 ST6 Registrar Trauma & OrthopaedicsRobert Jones and Agnes Hunt OrthopaedicHospital, OswestryPaediatric Orthopaedic SurgeryMr A Roberts, Mr N Kiely & Mr R Freeman
February 2015 – August 2015 ST6 Registrar Trauma & OrthopaedicsRobert Jones and Agnes Hunt OrthopaedicHospital, OswestrySpinal SurgeryMr B Balain & Mr DC Jaffray
August 2014 – February 2015 ST6 Registrar Trauma & OrthopaedicsRobert Jones and Agnes Hunt OrthopaedicHospital, OswestryFoot and Ankle SurgeryMr C Marquis
February 2013 – August 2014 ST5 Registrar Trauma & OrthopaedicsRobert Jones and Agnes Hunt OrthopaedicHospital, OswestryLower Limb Primary and Revision ArthroplastyMr Spencer-Jones, Mr Evans & Lt Col. Meyer
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August 2013 – February 2014 ST5 Registrar Trauma & OrthopaedicsRobert Jones and Agnes Hunt OrthopaedicHospital, OswestryLower Limb Primary and Revision ArthroplastyMr Banerjee & Mr Lewthwaite
February 2013 – August 2013 ST4 Registrar Trauma & Orthopaedics.University Hospital of North Staffordshire.Hand Surgery and TraumaMr Neal
August 2012 – February 2013 ST4 Registrar Trauma & Orthopaedics.University Hospital of North Staffordshire.Hip Trauma & ArthroplastyMr Roberts
February 2012 – August 2012 ST3 Registrar Trauma and OrthopaedicsRoyal Shrewsbury HospitalTrauma SurgeryMr Lewthwaite, Mr Steele, Mr Ford
August 2011 – February 2012 ST3 Registrar Trauma and OrthopaedicsRoyal Shrewsbury HospitalTrauma SurgeryMr Ford, Mr Pickard, Mr Hay
February 2011 – August 2011 ST2 Registrar Trauma and OrthopaedicsMid Staffordshire NHS TrustShoulder Surgery and TraumaMr Dobson
August 2010 – February 2011 ST2 Registrar Trauma and OrthopaedicsMid Staffordshire NHS TrustTrauma SurgeryMr Shaylor, Mr Sinha, Mr Kathuria
April 2010 – August 2010 ST1 Registrar Breast/Vascular/General SurgeryQueens Hospital Burton Upon TrentMr Rogers, Mr Bucknall, Ms Williams Jones
December 2009 – April 2010 ST1 Cardiothoracic Surgery and Critical CareUniversity Hospital of North StaffordshireMr Satur, Mr Levine, Mr Ridley
August 2009 – December 2009 ST1 in Trauma and Orthopaedic Surgery,University Hospital of North StaffordshireGeneral Trauma and Paediatric TraumaProf. Thomas, Mr Dwyer, Mr Emery, Mr McBride
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FOUNDATION TRAINING YORKSHIRE DEANERY
April 2009 – August 2009 FY2 Training Post – Elderly and General MedicineMid Yorkshire NHS TrustDr Copeland
December 2008 – April 2009 FY2 Training Post – UrologyMid Yorkshire NHS TrustMr Weston
August 2008 – December 2008 FY2 Training Post – Accident & EmergencyMid Yorkshire NHS TrustMr Taylor
April 2008 – August 2008 FY1 Training Post - Respiratory MedicineLeeds Teaching Hospitals NHS TrustDr Watson
December 2007 – April 2008 FY1 Training Post - Trauma and OrthopaedicsLeeds Teaching Hospitals NHS TrustGeneral trauma and SpinesMr Dunsmuir, Mr Milner, Mr Rao
August 2007 – December 2007 FY1 Training Post - Paediatric Surgery - PaediatricMedicineLeeds Teaching Hospitals NHS TrustMr Crabbe
ADDITIONAL EMPLOYMENT
Anatomy & Physiology DemonstratorUniversity of Leeds, September - June 2002 - 2004. Teaching medical, dental andmedical science students in small group tutorials and practical sessions includingdissection and prosections.
Laboratory Research ScientistUniversity of Leeds, June - September 2001 - 2003. Immuno-electron & florescencemicroscopy techniques, basic laboratory & research duties. Research into two mainprojects focusing upon P2X7 receptors and Kv3 voltage-gated potassium channels atthe neuromuscular junction.
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CoursesAdvanced Trauma Life Support (Reverification Course 1 day)Royal College of Surgeons, 2017, Liverpool
Training and Assessment in the Clinical Environment (TrACE) Course (1 day)Royal College of Surgeons/Health Education England, 2017, Birmingham
Clinical and Educational Supervisor Training Course (1 day Course)Keele University 2017. Shropshire Education and Conference Centre.
Wrightington Upper Limb CourseWrightington 22-24 January 2016.
Equality and Diversity E-Learning.NHS Health Education England, 28 June 2015.
Total Ankle Arthroplasty Cadaveric Master Class (1 day)MatOrtho Education, 21st November 2014 Glasgow University, Glasgow.
UHNS Hip Fracture Fixation Symposium (1/2 day)Stryker Education June 2014. Invited Speaker.
Good Clinical Practice Course (1 day)National Institute for Health Research, 30th May 2014, RJAH Oswestry
Leadership and Management Course (5 days)University of Keele Masters Level, May 2014, Keele
West Midlands Hip Fracture Symposium – Fundamental Techniques (1day)Stryker Education, 30th November 2013, Birmingham
West Midlands Symposium – Foot and Ankle Reconstruction FundamentalTechniques (1day)Stryker Education, 26th October 2013, Birmingham
Practical Considerations in Total Knee Replacement with Wet Lab CadavericWorkshop (1 day)MatOrtho Education, March 2013 St Georges University, London.
Advanced Trauma Life Support (Reverification Course 1 day)Royal College of Surgeons, 2012, Coventry
Techniques and Solutions Hip Fracture course (3 days)Stryker Education, 15-17th October 2012. Chaired by Mr Chesser, currentlydeveloping NICE guidelines of hip fracture management. Sponsored by StrykerSelzach, Switzerland.
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Corail Registrars Course (2 days)2012 Lectures and workshops discussing hp arthroplasty concepts. Sponsored byDepuy Stratford.
Research Methods in Health (4 days)2012 Module for MMedsci, covering concepts of effective research methods. KeeleUniversity. Stoke On Trent.
Training the Trainers (3 day Course)2011 Keele University. Stoke On Trent.
The Edinburgh International Trauma Symposium and Instructional Course (5days) 2011 Annual update on all current trauma concepts. SORT-IT. Edinburgh.
AO Trauma Course – Principles in Operative Fracture Management (4 days)2011 AO Trauma. Leeds.
Care of the Critically Ill Surgical Patient (cCRISP) (3 days)2010 Royal College of Surgeons. Stoke On Trent.
Applied Surgical Anatomy (10 days)2009/2010 Module for MMedsci Keele University. Stoke On Trent.
Basic Surgical Skills (3 days)2009 Royal College of Surgeons. Stoke On Trent
Advanced Life Support Course (ALS) (2 days)2009 Resuscitation Council (UK). Leeds.
Advanced Trauma Life Support Course (ATLS) (3 days)2008 Royal College of Surgeons. Harrogate.
Systematic Training in Acute illness Recognition for Surgery (START Surgery)course (1 day)2008 Royal College of Surgeons. London.
Professional Development Programme Foundation Year 2.1. Managing your Medical Career2. Health Promotion & Paediatric Emergencies3. The Anatomy & Physiology of Teaching4. Ethics life the universe and difficult decisions in medicine5. Internet research skills & depression
2008-2009 West Yorkshire Foundation School
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Professional Development Programme Foundation Year 1.1. Continuing Professional Development2. Medical and Surgical Emergencies3. Patient Safety, Ethical and Legal Issues4. Working Well with Colleagues. Dealing with a trainee in difficulty. GMC & other
regulators5. Managing your medical career
2007-2008 West Yorkshire Foundation School
Paediatric Intermediate Life Support Course (PILS) (1 day)2007Leeds General Infirmary Resuscitation Training & Development Unit
Immediate Life Support Course (ILS) (2 days)2007 Resuscitation Council (UK). Leeds.
Acute Care Training Course (ACT) (1 day)2007 Leeds University. Leeds.
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PublicationsPUBLISHED
Review Article
1. Singh R, Manoharan G, Moores TS, Patel A. Nintendo Wii related AchilliesTendon Rupture: First reported case and Literature Review of motion sensingvideo game injuries. BMJ Case Reports, 2014; 14 doi:10.1136/bcr-2013-202657
2. Philpott M, Ashwood N, Ockendon M & Moores TS. Review article –Fractures of The Femoral Head. Trauma. Online first October 2013.
Peer Reviewed Journal
1. Hunter TJA, Moores TS, Morley D, Manoharan G, Collier SG, Shaylor PJ. 10-Year Results of The Birmingham Hip Resurfacing: a Non-designer CaseSeries. Hip International, Advanced online publication available since5/9/2017.
2. McClelland D, Barlow D, Moores TS, Wynn-Jones C, Griffiths D, Ogrodnik PJ& Thomas PBM. Medium and Long-term Results of High Tibial Osteotomyusing Garches External Fixator and Gait Analysis for Dynamic Correction inVarus Osteoarthritis of the Knee. Bone and Joint Journal 2016; 98-B: 601-607.
3. T S Moores, A Beaven, A Cattell, C Baker, PJ Roberts. Warfarin Optimisationfor Fractured Neck of Femur Patients A Safe and Effective Reversal ProtocolJournal of Orthopaedic Surgery 2015, 23(1):33-36.
4. Chatterton DB, Moores TS, Cattell A, Ahamad S & Roberts PJ. Cause ofdeath and factors associated with early in-hospital mortality after hip fracture:An eight-year retrospective cohort study of 4426 patients. Bone and JointJournal 2015, 97-B(2):246-251.
5. Chatterton BD & Moores TS. A simple, low-cost construct for suturingpractice using adhesive tape and foam. Annals of Royal College of Surgeonsof England, 2014; 96(8): 633.
6. Bettini NL, Moores TS, Baxter B, Deuchars J, Parson SH. Dynamicremodelling of synapses can occur in the absence of the parent cell body.BMC Neuroscience 2007, 8:79-89.
7. Moores TS, Castle KL, Shaw KL, Stockton MR, Bennett MI. 'Memorablepatient deaths': reactions of hospital doctors and their need for support.Medical Education 2007;41(10):942-6.
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8. Moores TS, Hasdemir B, Vega-Riveroll L, Deuchars J, Parson SH. Propertiesof presynaptic P2X7-like receptors at the neuromuscular junction. BrainResearch. 2005; 1034(1-2): 40-50.
9. Brooke RE, Moores TS, Morris NP, Parson SH, Deuchars J. Kv3 voltage-gated potassium channels regulate neurotransmitter release from mousemotor nerve terminals. European J Neuroscience. 2004; 20(12): 3313-21.
10.Atkinson L, Batten TFC, Moores TS, Varoqui H, Erickson JD, Deuchars J.Differential co-localisation of the P2X7 receptor subunit and vesicular glutamatetransporters VGLUT1 and VGLUT2 in rat CNS. Neuroscience, 2004; 123: 761-768.
Case Reports
1. SA Khan, TS Moores, C Docker. Apert Syndrome - Be aware of thedysplastic hip!. BMJ Case Reports; 2017.
2. Chatterton BD, Moores TS, Heinz N, Datta P, Smith KD & Thomas PBM. AConservatively Managed Anatomical Varient of The Flexor DigitorumSuperficialis Muscle in the Hand. Journal of Hand and Microsurgery 2016;8(1): 49-51.
3. Moores TS, Blackwell JR, Chatterton BD & Eisenstein N. Disassociation atthe Head Trunion Interface – An Unseen Complication of Modular HipHemiarthroplasty. BMJ Case Reports, October 3, 2013.
4. Chatterton BD, Moores TS, Datta P & Smith KD. An Exceptionally LargeGiant Lipoma of the Hand. BMJ Case Reports, July 8, 2013.
5. Singh R, Moores TS, Maddox M & Horton A. Internal Iliac AneurysmPresenting with Lower Back Pain, Sciatica and a Foot Drop: A Case Report.Journal of Surgical Case Reports. 2013; 2, 3 pages.
SUBMITTED
1. Moores TS, Beaven A, Stevenson J & Rees R. The Role of a MusculoskeletalOncology Triage Service. Submitted to EJOST 2018
2. Moores TS, Chatterton BD, Khan S, Harvey G and Lewthwaite SC.Recommendations for safe scrubbing when using sterile surgical helmetsystems (SSHS): A microbiological assessment using particle counts andculture plates. Submitted to BJJ 2017.
In Press
1. Gandhi M, Moores TS & Hay S. Case series for the novel management ofchronic nonunion supracondylar humeral fractures. TESS accepted 2017.
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Presentations
PODIUM PRESENTATIONS
International
1. The European Society of Surgical Research (ESSR), Beurs van Berlage,Amsterdam, NetherlandsKhan SA, Moores TS, Aslam N. Patellar tendon proximal avulsion duringTotal Knee Replacement - A 'bail out' surgical technique! June 2017.
2. The European Society of Surgical Research (ESSR), Beurs van Berlage,Amsterdam, NetherlandsSA Khan, TS Moores, N Aslam. Peri-operative management of MSSAorthopaedic patients in the West Midlands, UK: Who knows how to do it andhow well do we do it? June 2017.
3. 16th EFORT Congress, Prague, Czech Republic. Chatterton BD, Moores TS, Cattell A, Ahmad S & Roberts PJ. Are we seeingthe effects of the best practice tariff? An eight-year retrospective analysis ofhip fracture mortality at a single UK institution. June 2015. Abstract printed insupplement in JBJS.
4. American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons, Las Vegas USAMoores TS, Beaven A, Chatterton BD, Cattell A, Roberts PJ. AnticoagulationReversal for Warfarinised Hip Fracture Patients Could we do Better? AMatched Cohort Study. March 2015. Abstract printed in JBJS (am)
5. American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons, Las Vegas USA.Chatterton BD, Moores TS, Cattell A, Ahmad S & Roberts PJ. Are we seeingthe effects of the best practice tariff? An eight-year retrospective analysis ofhip fracture mortality at a single UK institution. March 2015. Abstract printed inJBJS (am)
6. 3rd World Congress Fragility Fracture Network, Madrid, Spain. Chatterton BD, Moores TS, Cattell A, Ahmad S & Roberts PJ. Are we seeingthe effects of the best practice tariff? An eight-year retrospective analysis ofhip fracture mortality at a single UK institution. September 2014.
7. 3rd World Congress Fragility Fracture Network, Madrid, Spain. Moores TS, Beaven A, Chatterton BD, Cattell A, Roberts PJ. Anticoagulationreversal for warfarinised hip fracture patients: can we do better? A matchedcohort study comparing treatment pre and post guidelines. September 2014.
8. 3rd World Congress Fragility Fracture Network, Madrid, Spain.Cattell A, Bolt A, Moores TS, Baker C, Roberts PJ. What is the optimal bloodconservation strategy in neck of femur fracture total hip arthroplasty.September 2014.
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9. 15th EFORT Congress, Excel London UK.Moores TS, Beavan A, Cattell A, Baker C & Roberts PJ. PreoperativeWarfarin Optimisation For Hip Fracture Patients: A Safe And EffectiveReversal Protocol. June 2014. Abstract printed in supplement in JBJS.
10.15th EFORT Congress, Excel London UK.Moores TS, Beaven A, Stevenson J & Rees R. The Role Of AMusculoskeletal Oncology Triage Service: Is A Change To NICEGuidelines Necessary? June 2014. Abstract printed in supplement in JBJS.
11.15th EFORT Congress, Excel London UK.Cattell A, Bolt A, Moores TS, Baker C, Roberts PJ. Does Cell SalvageDecrease the Transfusion Rate in Elective and Trauma Total HipArthroplasty If Pre-Operative Iron Supplementation and Intra-OperativeTranexamic Acid Is Utilised? June 2014. Abstract printed in supplement inJBJS.
12.15th EFORT Congress, Excel London UK.Moores TS & Hay S. Outcomes Of Total Elbow Arthroplasty As ASalvage Procedure For Established, Chronic Distal HumeralNonunions: A Case Series. June 2014. Abstract printed in supplement inJBJS.
13.15th EFORT Congress, Excel London UK.Moores TS, Barlow D, McFarlane J, Barlow T, Smith KD & McClelland D.Outcomes Of Lateral Clavicle Fixation Using A Locking T-Plate. June2014. Abstract printed in supplement in JBJS.
National
1. British Hip Society. London, UK. Moores TS, Chatterton BD, Khan S, Harvey G and Lewthwaite SC.Recommendations for safe scrubbing when using sterile surgical helmetsystems (SSHS): A microbiological assessment using particle counts andculture plates. March 2017. Abstract printed in proceedings BJJ.
2. British Elbow and Shoulder Society. Sheffield, UK.Moores TS, Malhotra A, Chan S & Hay S. Outcomes for the Treatment OfEstablished, Chronic Distal Humeral Non-unions with Total ElbowArthroplasty: A Case Series. June 2015. Abstract printed in Proceedings ofShoulder and Elbow.
3. British Association of Surgery of the Knee. Telford UK.Moores TS, McClelland D, Barlow D, Wynn-Jones C, Griffiths D & ThomasPBM. High Tibial Osteotomy and Dynamic Correction Using Garches ExternalFixator and Gait Analysis For the Treatment of Varus Knee Osteoarthritis:Mean 16 year Follow Up. March 2015. Abstract printed in proceedings JBJS
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4. Masterclass in Elbow Arthroplasty. Zimmer Education.Hay S & Moores TS. Salvage Options for treatment of chronic distal humeralnon-unions: Our experience of Total Elbow Arthroplasty a case series.February 2015.
5. British Orthopaedic Association – Best of the Best Presentations.Brighton, UK.Moores TS, Harvey G & Lewthwaite SC. The link between Sunburn, HiggsBoson and Infection in Arthroplasty..... Is it the Hoods? A microbiologicalassessment. September 2014.
6. British Hip Society. Exeter, UK. Moores TS, Beavan A, Chatterton B, Cattell A, Majeed H, Roberts PJ.Outcomes for Hip Fracture Patients Admitted on Warfarin: A Matched CohortStudy Comparing Treatment Pre and Post National Guidelines Abstractprinted in proceedings JBJS
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POSTER PRESENTATIONS
International
1. 16th EFORT Congress, Prague, Czech Republic.Moores TS, Ahmad S, Kukadia J, Chatterton BD, Browne M & Roberts P.Outcomes for Hip Fractures From Falls on Hospital Wards Compared toStandard Admissions For Hip Fracture: Should National Guidelines Apply?May 2015. Abstract printed in supplement in JBJS.
2. 16th EFORT Congress, Prague, Czech Republic.Moores TS, Whittaker JP & Lewthwaite SC. A cadaveric Study of intra-articular knee pressure with increasing fluid volume within the knee: Can thisidentify the Optimum Knee Flexion following Total knee replacement. May2015. Abstract printed in supplement in JBJS.
3. 3rd World Congress Fragility Fracture Network, Madrid, Spain.Chatterton BD, Moores TS, Cattell A, Ahmad S & Roberts P. Early mortalityafter hip fracture: where and when does it happen? September 2014.
4. 3rd World Congress Fragility Fracture Network, Madrid, Spain. Ahmad S, Kukadia J, Chatterton BD, Moores TS, Browne M & Roberts P. HipFractures Occuring on Hospital Wards. September 2014.
5. 15th EFORT Congress, Excel London UK.Moores TS, Beaven A, Chatterton BD, Cattell A, Roberts PJ. TheManagement of Warfarin Reversal for Fractured Neck Of Femur patientsRequiring Acute Surgery: A Matched Cohort Study. June 2014. Abstractprinted in supplement in JBJSAwarded Jaques Duparc Award for Best Poster at Congress
6. 15th EFORT Congress, Excel London UK. Majeed H, Moores TS & Dos Remedios I. Direct Anterior Approach For TotalHip arthroplasty: Early Experience in a UK Centre. June 2014. Abstractprinted in supplement in JBJS.
National
1. British Hip Society. London, UK.R Sahemey, Moores TS, Youssef B, Khan S, Oakley J & Evans C. Accuracyof anthropometric Templating in Primary Cementless Total Hip Arthroplasty.March 2017. Abstract printed in proceedings BJJ.
2. British Association of Surgery of the Knee. Telford UK.Moores TS, Harvey G & Lewthwaite SC. Keeping The Scrub Field Sterile –Are Sterile Surgical Helmet Systems Contaminating Us? A MicrobiologicalAssessment Using Particle Counts and Culture Plates. March 2015. Abstractprinted in proceedings BJJ.
3. British Association of Surgery of the Knee. Telford UK.
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Moores TS, Whittaker JP & Lewthwaite SC. How intra-articular knee pressurechanges during knee flexion with increasing intra-articular fluid: A cadavericstudy. March 2015. Abstract printed in proceedings BJJ.
4. British Orthopaedic Foot and Ankle Society. Brighton, UK.Moores TS, Bing A, Marquis C, Hill S, Makwana N & Laing P. Outcomes forlow intensity pulsed ultrasound devices for achieving union in established non-unions following elective surgery in the foot and ankle. November 2014.
5. British Hip Society. Exeter UK. Moores TS, Beavan A, Cattell A, Baker C, Roberts PJ. Preoperative WarfarinReversal for Hip Fracture Patients: A Safe and Effective Reversal Protocol forEarly Surgery. March 2014. Abstract printed in proceedings JBJS
6. British Hip Society. Exeter UK.Cattell A, Bolt A, Moores TS, Baker C, Roberts PJ. Does Cell SalvageDecrease Transfusion Rate If Pre-Operative Iron Supplementation AndIntra-Operative Tranexamic Acid Is Utilised? March 2014. Abstractprinted in proceedings JBJS
7. British Hip Society. Exeter UK. Majeed H, Moores TS & Dos Remedios I. Direct Anterior Approach For TotalHip arthroplasty: Early Experience in a UK Centre. March 2014. Abstractprinted in proceedings JBJS
8. Association of Surgeons of Great Britain and Ireland. Glasgow UK.Manoharan G, Mian N, Singh R, Moores TS & Ford DJ. Adequacy of CervicalSpine Imaging in the Trauma Patient. May 2013. Abstract printed inproceedings British Journal of Surgery.
9. British Orthopaedic Oncology Society. Manchester UK.Stevenson J, Beaven A, Moores TS & Rees R. The Role of a MusculoskeletalOncology Triage Service. April 2013.
10.Association of Surgeons in Training. Manchester UK.Manoharan G, Parrott N, Singh R, Moores TS & Ford DJ. Impact of Pre-opEcho on Time to Surgery in patients with Fractured Neck of Femur. April2013. Abstract printed in International Journal of Surgery.
11.Association of Surgeons in Training. Manchester UK.Manoharan G, Mian N, Singh R, Moores TS & Ford DJ. Adequacy of CervicalSpine Imaging in the Trauma Patient. April 2013. Abstract printed inInternational Journal of Surgery.
12.British Hip Society. Bristol UK.Moores TS, Morley D, Hamad A & Shaylor P. Birmingham Hip Resurfacingsat a District General Hospital. An Independent Series: Reviewing OutcomeAgainst Component Size and Gender. February 2013. Abstract printed inproceedings JBJS.
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13.British Hip Society. Bristol UK. Moores TS, Lever C, Cattell A & Roberts PJ. The Effect of Warfarin in theFractured Neck of Femur Patient. February 2013 Abstract printed inproceedings JBJS
14.British Hip Society. Manchester UK.Singh R, Moores TS, Meyer CER, Lewthwaite SC, Ford DJ. ProphylacticProton Pump Inhibitors for Fractured Neck of Femur Patients. February 2012.Abstract printed in proceedings JBJS
15.Association of Surgeons in Training. Cardiff UK. Moores TS & Morley D. Removal of Rings for Hand Trauma. A RadiologicalReview. March 2012 Abstract printed in International Journal of Surgery
16. International Forum on Quality and Safety In Healthcare. Nice France.Singh RA, Moores TS, Trickett R, Jones S, Johansson A. Clerking Proformafor Hip Fracture: A Necessary Evil? April 2010.
17.8th World Congress of Psycho-Oncology Venice, Italy.Moores TS, Castle KL, Shaw KL, Stockton MR, Bennett MI. Hospital DoctorsEmotional Reactions to a Memorable Patient Death; Survey of Responsesand Needs. Psycho-Oncology, 2006, 15: S334; 783.
18.Physiological Society Glasgow, UK. Brooke RE, Moores T, Morris NP, Parson SH, Deuchars J. Evidence that Kv3voltage gated potassium channels influence neurotransmitter release frommotor nerve terminals Journal of Physiology, 2004; 557.P: C83.
19.Physiological Society Leeds, UK. Parson SH, Cato KJ, Moores TS and Deuchars J. Properties of P2X7 receptorsat mammalian motor nerve terminals. Journal of Physiology, 2002; 544.P: 73P.
20.Physiological Society Leeds, UK. Atkinson L, Batten TFC, Moores TS and Deuchars J. Contrasting localisation ofthe P2X7 receptor in different regions of the CNS in excitatory terminalsidentified by the presence of the vesicular glutamate transporters VgluT1 andVgluT2. Journal of Physiology, 2002; 544.P: 74P.
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Regional
PODIUM PRESENTATIONS
1. 18th Oswestry Registrars Research Day, Oswestry UK. Moores TS. Templating Hips from Shoe size alone! May 2017.
2. 17th Oswestry Registrars Research Day, Oswestry UK. Moores TS. Is Oswestry the Ministry of Silly Walks? May 2016.
3. 64th Old Oswestrians Club Meeting, Oswestry UK.Moores TS, Heaver C, Lewthwaite SC. Surgical Gloving: The How The Whyand the Risk of SSI. June 2015.
4. 16th Oswestry Registrars Research Day, Oswestry UK. Moores TS, Chatterton DB, Cattell A, Ahamad S & Roberts PJ. Cause ofdeath and factors associated with early in-hospital mortality after hip fracture.May 2015
5. 16th Oswestry Registrars Research Day, Oswestry UK. Moores TS, Heaver C, Lewthwaite SC. Surgical Gloving: The How, the Whyand the Risk of SSI. May 2015.
6. 16th Oswestry Registrars Research Day, Oswestry UK. Hunter T, Moores TS, Morley D, Manoranahan K & Shaylor P. Medium-term results of the Birmingham Hip Resurfacing implant in a district hospital: anon-designer case series. May 2015.
7. 63rd Old Oswestrians Club Meeting, Oswestry UK. Invited to give thePresidents Medal Lecture.Moores TS, Harvey G & Lewthwaite SC. The Link Between Sunburn, HiggsBoson and Infection in Arthroplasty…. Does it start whilst Scrubbing?Awarded the Professors Medal.
8. 15th Oswestry Registrars Research Day, Oswestry UK. Moores TS, Harvey G & Lewthwaite SC. Infection in Arthroplasty. Does itstart Whilst Scrubbing? A Microbial Assessment Using Particle Counts andCultures of Sterile Surgical Hood Systems. May 2014.Awarded the Professors Medal and Training Programme Directors Prize.
9. 15th Oswestry Registrars Research Day, Oswestry UK. Moores TS, Chatterton BD, Bevan A, Cattell A, Roberts PJ. Management ofWarfarin Reversal in Hip Fracture Patients To Achieve Early Surgery: AMatched Cohort Study. May 2014.
10.15th Oswestry Registrars Research Day, Oswestry UK. Moores TS & Hay S. Total Elbow Arthroplasty for the Treatment of UnstableChronic Non Unions of the Distal Humerus: A Case Series. May 2014.
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11.Naughton Dunn Club Meeting. Stoke on Trent UK.Beaven A, Moores TS, Stevenson J & Rees R. The Role of a MusculoskeletalOncology Triage Service. May 2013.
12.14th Oswestry Registrars Research Day, Oswestry UK. Barlow D, Moores TS, McClelland D. Lateral clavicle fixation using a T-plate.RJAH May 2013.
13.14th Oswestry Registrars Research Day, Oswestry UK. Cattell A, Bolt A, Moores TS & Roberts PJ. Does Cell Salvage Decrease theTransfusion Rate if Preoperative Iron and Intraoperative Tranexamic Acid areUtilised. RJAH May 2013.
14.Yorkshire Palliative Medicine Regional Learning Group.TS Moores. Hospital Doctors Emotional Reactions to a Memorable PatientDeath; Survey of Responses and Needs. St Gemma’s Hospice Leeds 2006.
POSTER PRESENTATIONS
1. West Midlands Surgical Society, Russels Hall hospital, Dudley.Khan SA, Moores TS, Aslam N. Peri-operative management of MSSAorthopaedic patients in the West Midlands, UK: Who knows how to do it andhow well do we do it? June 2017.
2. 16th Oswestry Registrars Research Day, Oswestry UK. Moores TS, Whittaker JP & Lewthwaite SC. A cadaveric Study of how intra-articular knee pressure Changes during Knee Flextion with increasing articularfluid: is there a magic number required to reduce complications post kneearthroplasty.
3. 16th Oswestry Registrars Research Day, Oswestry UK. Moores TS, Bing A, Marquis C, Hill S, Makwana N & Laing P. Conservativemanagement of non-unions in elective foot and ankle surgery – the outcomesfor the use of low pulsed ultrasound devices.
4. 16th Oswestry Registrars Research Day, Oswestry UK. Ahmad S, Kukadia J, Chatterton BD, Moores TS, Browne M & Roberts P. Hipfractures occurring on hospital wards – a service evaluation.
5. West Midlands Surgical Society, Birmingham UK.Beaven A, Moores TS, Stevenson J and Rees R. Local musculoskeletaloncology triage service is beneficial for patients. Queen Elizabeth HospitalNovember 2013.
6. 14th Oswestry/Stoke Research Day, Oswestry UK. Barlow D, Wei R, Moores TS & Thomas PBM. A New External Fixator Systemfor Tibial Shaft Fractures. RJAH May 2013.
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7. 14th Oswestry/Stoke Research Day, Oswestry UK. Moores TS, Morley D, Hamad A & Shaylor P. Birmingham Hip Resurfacingsat a District General Hospital. An Independent Series: Reviewing OutcomeAgainst Component Size and Gender. RJAH May 2013.
8. 14th Oswestry/Stoke Research Day, Oswestry UK. Moores TS, Lever C, Cattell A & Roberts PJ. The Effect of Warfarin in theFractured Neck of Femur Patient. RJAH May 2013.
9. 14th Oswestry/Stoke Research Day, Oswestry UK. Moores TS, Blackwell JR, Chatterton BD & Singh R. Disassociation at theHead Trunion Interface – An Unseen Complication of Modular HipHemiarthroplasty. RJAH May 2013.
10.13th Oswestry/Stoke Research Day, Oswestry UK. Moores TS. Audit of Referrals from A&E to Orthopaedics at Royal ShrewsburyHospital. RJAH May 2012.
11.13th Oswestry/Stoke Research Day, Oswestry UK. Moores TS. Audit of Referrals from A&E to Orthopaedics at Royal ShrewsburyHospital. RJAH May 2012.
12.13th Oswestry/Stoke Research Day, Oswestry UK.Moores TS, Morley D, Hamad A & Shaylor P. Five year results of Hipresurfacing at a District General Hospital. RJAH May 2012.
13.13th Oswestry/Stoke Research Day, Oswestry UK.Aweid O, Moores TS, Singh R & Ford DJ. Time to Theatre for Fractured Neckof Femur Patients. RJAH May 2012.
14.13th Oswestry/Stoke Research Day, Oswestry UK.Point Prevelance Audit of Thromboprophylaxsis in Orthopaedic Surgery 2011.RJAH May 2012.
15.12th Oswestry/Stoke Research Day, Oswestry UK. Moores TS & Morley D. Is That A Ring I See? A Radiological Review of AllHand and Wrist Trauma at Stafford Hospital In 2010. RJAH May 2011.
16.12th Oswestry/Stoke Research Day, Oswestry UK. Moores TS & Morely D. Management of Anaemia in Patients with FracturedNeck of Femur. RJAH May 2011.
17.11th Oswestry/Stoke Research Day, Oswestry UK. Moores TS, Goude W, Singh R, Rees R. Orthopaedic Oncology Referral Re-audit 2010. RJAH April 2010.
18.11th Oswestry/Stoke Research Day, Oswestry UK. Singh RA, Moores TS, Goude W, Emery D, Dwyer J. Operating at Night. RJAHApril 2010.
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AuditAudit is an essential part of clinical governace, and I have had an active rolethroughout my career as a medical student and doctor. To date I have carried out 25audits, with 10 completed audit cycles, furthermore I have completed the followingNational training supplied by HQiP and supported by Royal Colleges.
Completion of 4 online E-learning modules on Audit by HQiP 2012.Session 1: Thinking about Clinical AuditSession 2: Identifying and Collecting DataSession 3: Analysing and Interpreting DataSession 4: Feedback and Changing Practice
Title: BOTA National Audit on Paediatric Trauma SnapshotStatus: Complete Audit CycleStandards: National guidelines set by BOTA regarding paediatric trauma.Role: Data collection and analysisOutcomes: This was a national multicentre audit, and I was responsible forcollecting our centres data to be used to capture paediatric trauma. Feedback forlonger period of data collection and to try and capture all injuries as non-operativetreatment of paediatric patients is appropriate in a high proportion of cases and thiswould give a better snapshot of injury and the treament of childrens fractures.Presented: Presented at Local Audit Meeting, January 2017, and National BOTAconference 2017.
Title: Re-audit of First Ray Day Case SurgeryStatus: Complete Audit CycleStandards: British Association of Day Surgery (BADS) guidelines that 90% offorefoot surgery should be performed as a day case or 23 hour stay.Role: Data collection and analysisOutcomes: The re-audit demonstrated a day case rate of 66%, compared to theinitial audit rate of 73.5%. This was largely due to the complexity of the surgery, aswell as the use of drains and bilateral surgery. The results have been sent to thelocal audit department.Presented: Presented at Local Audit Meeting, August 2015.
Title: Audit of the standard of operation Notes for Hallux Valgus Surgery in theFoot and Ankle DepartmentStatus: First Cycle complete to be re-audited in 6 monthsStandards: 100% of Royal College of Surgeons Good Surgical Practice (2014)section 1.3 Gold Standard recommendations documented in all operation NotesRole: Principle audit design, data collection, analysis and presentationOutcomes: 23% of notes had all 18 points included, commonly missed criteriaincluded the name of the antibiotics given and the operative indications. Platinumstandards reviewed and Consultants to decide which of these to include for re-auditPresented: Foot and Ankle Group Meeting May 2015
Title: Audit on the Outcomes for low intensity pulsed ultrasound devices for
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achieving union in established non-unions following elective surgery in thefoot and ankleStatus: First cycle complete to be re-audited in 12 monthsStandards: Reflecting national guidance from NICE and local audit standardsRole: Sole auditor, data collection, analysis and presentationOutcomes: 69% success rate with EXOGEN for the treatment of established non-unions of greater than 4 months in elective foot and ankle. This audit shows thatthere is an increasing role for the use of low intensity pulsed ultrasound as a safeand effective adjunct to achieve clinical and radiological union in established non-unions, avoiding revision surgery in elective foot and ankle surgery.Presented: Foot and Ankle Group Meeting May 2015
Title: Re-Audit of Compliance with Enhanced Recovery Protocol FollowingArthroplastyStatus: Audit Cycle complete.Standards: 100% of patients to have an enhanced recovery form, 100% of patientsto have Local anaesthetic, 100% of enhanced recovery medications prescribed ordocumented why not.Role: Data collection, analysis and presentationOutcomes: Only standard to be met was local anaesthetic standard. The Enhancedrecovery drug chart acts as a good aide memoire and enables a reason for why amedication should not be given to allow flexibility and individualised painmanagement plans. Presented: Surgical and Anaesthetic Departmental and Trust audit meetings, June2014.
Title: Transfusion rate re-audit: What is the optimum method or reducingtransfusion rate? Status: Audit Cycle completeStandards: Reflecting National Transfusion Guidelines and Local Trust GuidelinesRole: Audit Supervisor, data analysisOutcomes: The transfusion rate compared to the previous audit has remainedstable, with a decrease from the initial audit. Neck of femur fracture total hipreplacements had double the transfusion requirement, largely due to the inability tocorrect preoperative anaemia in acute trauma.Presented: Departmental Audit Meeting, December 2013.
Title: Re-Audit of a New Warfarin Reversal Protocol for Fractured Neck ofFemur PatientsStatus: Audit Cycle CompleteStandards: 100% of warfarinised patients must be started on DepartmentalAnticoagulation PolicyRole: Audit supervisor, data collection and analysisOutcomes: Audit of new warfarin reversal protocol implemented to safely decreaseanticoagulation in patients requiring fractured neck of femur surgery within theGovernments 36 hour Best Practice Tariff. All patients started on this pathway, with70% of patients compared to 20% acheving surgery within 36 hours, with improvedlength of stay and decreased 30 day and 1 year mortality.Presented: Departmental Audit Meeting, February 2013.
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Title: Re-Audit of Orthopaedic Oncology Triage Service 2012Status: Audit Cycle CompleteStandards: 100% of patients must be seen within 2 weeks of referralRole: Data analysis and collectionOutcomes: Re-audit of standards set in 2010, completing the audit cycleinvestigating the two week national standard for oncology referrals showing animprovement in scan times and referral to tertiary centres, an increased numberbeing managed locally and an increase in the number of referralsPresented: Departmental orthopaedic and Oncology Audit Meetings, 2012.
Title: Re-audit of Antibiotic Prophylaxis and Surgery 2012Status: Audit Cycle complete.Standards: 100% of patients have antibiotic prophylaxsis documentedRole: Data Collection.Outcomes: Trust devised audit for NHS Litigation Health Service and ClinicalNegligence Scheme for Trusts reviewing standards for the use of antibioticprophylaxis in Surgery at University Hospital North Staffordshire. Presented: Trust Audit Meeting December 2012.
Title: Radiological adequacy of C-Spine RadiographsStatus: Audit Cycle CompleteStandards: 100% of patients without an adequate C-Spine Trauma XR seriesshould have further imaging – Royal college of Radiologists standardsRole: Audit Supivisor, data analysis and collectionOutcomes: Used the Royal College of Radiologists Standards for trauma C-spineassessment, 18% in 6 months had inadequate films and no reports indicating furtherimaging. Recommended tha all trauma series reported in A&E by oncall radiologistwith CT scan organised if inadequate plain XR series.Presented: Departmental Audit Meeting, July 2012.
Title: Audit Do Preoperative ECHO’s Delay Fractured Neck of Femur Surgery?Status: First Cycle CompleteStandards: No patient should have surgery delayed beyond 48 hours for a pre-operative ECHO.Role: Audit Supervisor, Design and AnalysisOutcomes: Designed audit and supervised a surgical trainee with data collectionand analysis. New guidelines suggest that preoperative ECHO’s should not delayfractured neck of femur patients from surgery within 24-36 hours. We audited 6months of patients and within those who had a preoperative ECHO, and whether thisinvestigation changed management or delayed surgery. Outcome suggests thatrarely changes anaesthetic management and should not be done preoperatively asonly delays surgery, worse if patient attends on a Friday as no weekend ECHOservice.Presented: Departmental and Trust Audit meetings, June 2012.
Title: Audit of Delays To Theatre For Patients with Fractured Neck of FemurStatus: First audit cycle complete. Reaudit in 6 months.
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Standards: 100% of patients should have surgery within 36 hours of admissionRole: Audit Supervisor, Data Collection and DesignOutcomes: Audited 4 months of fractured neck of femur patients to explore howmany were meeting best practice tariff of surgery within 36 hours and orthogeriatricreview within 72 h. Of those not meeting surgery within 36 hours the notes werereviewed to highlight delays to find areas for improvement.Presented: Departmental and Trust Audit meetings, February 2012.
Title: Point Prevalence Audit of Thromboprophylaxis in Orthopaedic SurgeryStatus: Audit Cycle completeStandards: 100% of patients have VTE assessment complete and prophylaxsisinitiated where appropriateRole: Audit Supervisor and Design.Outcomes: 96% of patients had VTE assessment completed. Audit highlighted nostandard policy for VTE prophylaxis in T&O and stimulated a review of use of TEDstockings and the use of IT for documenting risk assessment needed to be improved.Presented: Departmental and Trust Audit meetings, November 2011.
Title: Prospective Audit of Referrals from A&E to Trauma and OrthopaedicsStatus: First audit cycle complete, re-audit in 12 monthsStandards: 100% of patients should be seen and referred by A&E within 4 hoursRole: Lead role in audit design, data collection and analysis.Outcomes: Audit highlighted areas of delay in acute orthopaedic referrals and howthese could be minimised, including early senior involvement.Presented: Departmental and Trust Audit meetings, November 2011.
Title: Audit of Revision Rate at Five Year Follow Up of Patients Undergoing HipResurfacing at a District General HospitalStatus: First Cycle complete, reaudit in 2.5 yearsStandards: Revision rate should be <5% at 5 year follow upRole: Lead role in audit design, data collection and analysisOutcomes: Audit showed all outcomes for hip resurfacing patients with a 5 yearfollow up. The outcomes were in line with the national averages for this procedure.Presented: Trust Audit Meeting June 2011.
Title: Management of Anaemia in Patients with Fractured Neck of FemurStatus: First audit cycle complete, reaudit in 12 monthsStandards: 100% of patients should have pre and post op FBC, 100% should betransfused if symptomatic anaemiaRole: Lead role in audit design, data collection and analysisOutcomes: 100% of patients had pre and post op FBC, which showed thepredictability of blood loss with hip fractures and a guideline was developed foroptimising patients pre and postoperatively.Presented: Departmental and Trust Audit meetings, April 2011.
Title: Audit of Basic First Aid for Hand Trauma – A Radiological ReviewStatus: First audit cycle completeStandards: 100% of patients should have rings removed at triage prior to XR.Role: Lead Auditor, audit design, data collection and analysisOutcomes: 196 of 5140 trauma XR had a ring not removed, 36% of those had afracture. The audit highlighted that basic first aid of removing rings was not being
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undertaken during the triage system, and an education proramme at induction was tobe introducedPresented: Departmental and Trust Audit meetings, January 2010.
Title: Point Prevelence Audit of Thromboprophylaxis in Cardiothoracic SurgeryStatus: First audit cycle complete, re-audit in 12 months.Standards: 100% of patients have VTE assessment complete and prophylaxsisinitiated where appropriateRole: Lead role in audit design, data collection and analysisOutcomes: 90% of patients had a completed VTE risk assessment on or within 24hours of admission, 97% had VTE prophylaxsis prescribed. Audit carried out prior tothe introduction on NICE guidance on risk assessment and gave a baseline for re-audit of the risk assessment tool. Presented: Departmental Audit meeting, March 2010
Title: Audit of Orthopaedic Oncology Triage ServiceStatus: First Audit Cycle completeStandards: 100% of patients must be seen within 2 weeks of referralRole: Lead role in audit design, data collection and analysisOutcomes: Completed the audit cycle investigating the two week national standardfor oncology referrals showing an improvement in scan times and referral to tertiarycentres.Presented: Departmental Audit meeting, December 2009.
Title: Audit of Emergency out of Hours OperatingStatus: First Audit Cycle CompleteStandards: 100% of out of hours surgery should be a surgical emergencyRole: Data Collection and AnalysisOutcomes: Less than 20% of out of hours operating was a true surgical emergencyPresented: Departmental Audit meeting, December 2009.
Title: Re-audit of Consent Documentation in UrologyStatus: Audit Cycle CompleteStandards: National Standards for Consent DocumentationRole: Lead role in data collection, analysis and presentation.Outcomes: Trust devised audit for NHS Litigation Health Service and ClinicalNegligence Scheme for Trusts reviewing standards in consent in Urology.Department reached above the national stanards.Presented: Departmental and Trust Audit meetings, July 2009.
Title: Audit of Saturation Prostate Biopsy and Perineal BiopsyStatus: First Audit Cycle Complete.Standards: There should be no difference in diagnostic accuracy between biopsytechniquesRole: Lead role in data collection and analysisOutcomes: Audit into saturation biopsy versus perineal biopsy with regards prostatecancer diagnosis rates showing that it is better to undertake a saturation biopsy asan initial investigationPresented: Departmental Audit meeting, April 2009.
Title: Re-Audit of Good Record Keeping in Urology
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Status: Audit Cycle CompleteStandards: National Standards of Record KeepingRole: Lead role in data collection, analysis and presentationOutcomes: Trust devised audit for NHS Litigation Health Service and ClinicalNegligence Scheme for Trusts reviewing standards in medical record keeping inUrology. Department reached above the national standards. Presented: Departmental and Trust Audit meetings, April 2009.
Title: Cannulation Documentation AuditStatus: First Audit Cycle Complete, Re-audit in 6 months.Standards: 100% of cannulas inserted should have complete documentationRole: Sole Auditor.Outcomes: Self designed local audit reviewing the Respiratory Departmentsdocumentation of cannulation, showing that it was poorly undertaken and resulted ina designing a new form for nursing staff to complete.Presented: Departmental Audit meeting, July 2008.
Title: Correct Site Surgical Form AuditStatus: Audit Cycle CompleteStandards: 100% of the preoperative surgical site check form to e completedRole: Lead role in design, data analysis and collection and presentationOutcomes: Outcome of the audit resulted in designing the first preoperativechecklist with the Leeds Teaching Hospitals Patient Safety Committee and inaccordance with WHO standards.Presented: Departmental and Trust Audit meeting, January 2008.
Title: Primary Care Management of Women seeking Termination of PregnancyStatus: First Audit cycle Complete, re-audit in 12 monthsStandards: 100% must have counselling prior to referralRole: Contributing Auditor.Outcomes: Medical school audit project in primary care, role in audit design anddata collection.Presented: GP practice meeting and Medical School Audit Presentation Day, June2007.
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Management & TeachingI have completed a Masters level 5-day leadership and management course forhealthcare professionals. This course covered Leadership and management relatingto the NHS including contemporary health policy, funding, commissioning, capitalismand entrepreneurship, operations management, disruptive technology and healthinformatics. It used the Myers Briggs Type Indicator to enable me to understand mypersonality traits to equip me with the insight to be an effective leader.
Presented data at Theatre Management Meeting regarding particle counts andcultures regarding the arthroplasty hood systems, which has lead to departmentalchange in practice, operations management and the introduction of an InfectionControl and Prevention Operative Phase 003 Stryker Helmet Cleaning policy.
During my Foot and Ankle placement I have been the Rota Coordinator for the firm,reorganising the previous rota system to make things clearer for all of the team andorganising cross cover for all departmental activities. Additionally, I have held theposition of Rota coordinator for Royal Shrewsbury Hospital, having to produce aweekly timetable for the junior and middle grade doctors, and liaise with medicalstaffing and personnel in order to safely cover the service requirements and facilitateeducational requirements of junior and senior trainees. As part of my Masters I willbe attending a leadership and management 2 day course to further develop anunderstanding of the clinicians role in management.
I am currently undertaking a Certificate in Medical Education at the University ofDundee as I value the importance of training other team members and medicalstudents. This is helping me to understand the theory of teaching and the role of theteacher, and the role of the examiner with regards setting valid assessments. Thishas been consolidated by the Training the Trainers course I have attended. I amkeen to teach and develop this skill, and have given small group and bedsideteachings to medical students and junior doctors, as well as training junior surgeonshow to safely perform operations including cannulated screws, hemiarthroplasty andDHS.
As an active part of the Hospital environment I have introduced some disruptivetechnology principles and working with the Medical Illustration team have been ableto produce orthopaedic examination videos, which will become a learning resourcefor my colleagues and future trainees on the Rotation.
Throughout my training programme I have been an active member on the rotation,acting as a facilitator for running courses including the basic science course, foot andankle course, and clinical examination and viva courses. In addition since passingthe FRCS I have helped with teaching and examining trainees during the in houseexams.
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Interests
Sports
I have taken up road running and have completed the Nuffield Health ShrewsburyHalf Marathon and BTR Liverpool 10K, with plans to continue with these competitiveraces to help maintain and improved my fitness. I am a keen snowboarder, regularlyattending the Chill Factore in Manchester and going on regular winter holidays topursue this interest. I have attained my brown belt in Kung Fu and kick boxing. I amcurrently reigniting my interest in Golf and am starting lesions again to improve myswing!
Social
I enjoy music and comedy and have attended last summers Edinburgh Festivalenjoying many comedians including Rich Hall, Ed Burne and Eddie Izzard. I am anavid Liverpool Football Club supporter and have a membership to the club, whichenables me to attend matches throughout the season; I am still waiting for theopportunity to buy a season ticket. Furthermore I enjoy days out with my family,either spending days out on the beach or visiting Chester zoo or National Trustheritage sites.
Non academic Achievements
Shrewsbury Half Marathon 2014BTR Liverpool 10K Tunnel Run 2014Movember Charity Fundraiser £300 2009Yearbook Committee Chief Editor Leeds Medical School 2007Leeds Medics Ball Committee Member 2007BMA Student Committee Member 2002-2004Biomedical Sciences Society President 2000-2001Member of the Little London Primary School Project Leeds 2000-2002Head Boy Wirral Grammar School 1998-1999Geoffrey Hindes Drama Society Cup Winner 1998-1999Rugby Seconds XV Wirral Grammar School 1994-1997
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Referees
Mr Bishoy YoussefConsultant Pelvic Trauma and Arthroplasty Surgeon
University Hospital of North StaffordshireRoyal Stoke Hospital
Newcastle RoadStoke on Trent
ST4 6QG
[email protected]: 07980615274
Secretary: 01782769852
Mr Robin BanerjeeConsultant Arthroplasty Surgeon
Robert Jones and Agnes Hunt Orthopaedic Hospital NHS Foundation TrustOswestry
ShropshireSY10 7AG
[email protected]: 07740509505
Secretary: 01691404302
Mr Philip RobertsConsultant Hip Trauma and Arthroplasty Surgeon
University Hospital of North StaffordshireRoyal Stoke Hospital
Newcastle RoadStoke on Trent
ST4 6QG
[email protected]: 07772615055
Secretary Claire Townley: 01782769859