Emergency Medicine research group based in Oxford
Oxford, England
Joined October 2018
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We are recruiting a Consultant in Emergency Medicine. Join our team in #Oxford driving standards in clinical care, research, med student education, postgrad training, and POCUS within an organisation that is committed to supporting its Emergency Department beta.jobs.nhs.uk/candidate/j…
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@RCollEM Associate Professor Alex Novak from @EMROxResearch is presenting on use of the @AbbottNews high-sensitivity troponin point-of-care test at #eusem2025 alongside @barbrabackus and @richardbody.
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Should we pause anti-coagulation to reduce the risk of delayed intracranial haemorrhage in anti-coagulated patients with head injury after a normal CT head? 'Probably not' according to data presented by Dr Patrick Oliver at #EUSEM2025 on behalf of @EMROxResearch.
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Regional anaesthesia for hip fracture
"Ultimately, the aim should not be to chase the ‘perfect’ block, but to find a patient-centred, pragmatic approach that delivers timely and lasting analgesia, minimises harm and can be scaled up for delivery by generalist clinicians in the acute setting."
@126liam @TraumaDataDoc
#anaesthesia #pain #regionalanaesthesia #regionalanesthesia #MedTwitter
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Have you been working on a research project related to the 2017 or 2023 @LindAlliance @RCollEM research priorities, or any EM related NICE research recommendations? If so we want to hear from you 👉 shorturl.at/288gC to find out more about EM research!
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Check out our editorial @TraumaDataDoc on Regional anaesthesia for hip fracture: are we measuring what matters? in @Anaes_Journal. A commentary to @SantiDiPietroEM RCT on PENG Block vs FIB. associationofanaesthetists-p…
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Do trauma systems or specialist trauma hospitals improve outcomes for injured patients? New @cochranecollab review (open access) by @MwandriBM: tinyurl.com/traumacentres
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🚨 Abstract submissions NOW OPEN and we want to hear from YOU!
Submit your abstract for #RCEM2026 and take the stage at our Flagship Conference! 🌟
🔗 rcem.ac.uk/abstract-submissi…
📅 Share your work with the EM world - deadline is midday on Tues 28 Oct
#EmergencyMedicine #MedTwitter #CallForAbstracts
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🧵1/ Round 2 of the #PRIMEStudy is now live!
We’re asking clinicians to rank key research questions for lower leg soft-tissue injuries in the elderly — based on the challenges YOU identified in Round 1.
🔗 Take part here: redcap.link/lat99a8p
#DelphiSurvey #WoundCare
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Calling all post-PhD Emergency Medicine trainees wanting to continue their clinical academic training within a world class research environment that is committed to growing studies in emergency care. Clinical Lectureship at @UniofOxford shorturl.at/g8FjL
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Welcome Prof @SantiDiPietroEM who is visiting @EMROxResearch and @Oxford_Trauma @NDORMS from @UniPV in Italy to help grow academic EM in Oxford. Congratulations on your Visiting Fellowship to @GreenTempleton. Looking forward to working with you, @AlexTNovak, @RN_salbee, and team.
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Every effort has been made to try & improve the care for these patients, but by their nature they have comorbidities & ongoing risks. This impressive study confirms the rate of complications is high & that they may be procedure related.
#Trauma #BJJ
boneandjoint.org.uk/Article/…
ALT The Bone & Joint Journal Editor's Pick. Article title: The risk of complications after hip fracture. Goh et al. Bone Joint J. 2025;107-B(3):362-367.
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Have you done an audit, a QIP or a research project relevant to Emergency Medicine?
We are now accepting abstract submissions for posters and oral presentations! The deadline is 28th February.
Submit your abstract here: osemconference.com/abstracts…
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Check out our latest review in RPTH. Transfusion in Trauma: Empiric or guided therapy? What are the future directions? Platform trials? Large data and machine learning? Development of novel therapies? @nicola_curry @CurryLabOxford @RDMOxford @RPTHjournal rpthjournal.org/article/S247…
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Buy your tickets now for OSEM 2025! Early bird discounted prices apply until 1st January so act fast!
OSEM will be running on Friday 28th March 2025 in Oxford, and we hope to see loads of you there.
osemconference.com/event-det…
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Book your tickets now for OSEM 2025! Running on 28th March in Oxford.
Educational FOAMed will be posted intermittently in the lead up to the conference. Follow the OSEM account @OSEM_Conference so you don’t miss a thing!
Buy your tickets here: osemconference.com/event-det…
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Still a few days left before the October 31st deadline to apply for the Thames Valley/University of Oxford ACF in Emergency Medicine - this year we’re aligned to the Digital Health theme which is a great fit! oucags.ox.ac.uk/news/18-oxfo… @TraumaDataDoc @LizaKeating @EMROxResearch
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@EMROxResearch participated in #eusem2024 #europsocem. @EMROxResearch research nurses had 2 poster entries accepted beating 12500+ poster entries. @AlexTNovak @TraumaDataDoc had various presentations. @RN_salbee, thank you.
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EMROx - Emergency Medicine Research in Oxford retweeted
We need to evaluate the real-world impact of AI tools that purport to improve clinician interpretation of diagnostic imaging. Prof. @AlexTNovak from @EMROxResearch @OUHospitals @greentempleton rising to the challenge at @EuropSocEM #EUSEM2024.
