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RAFT 5: SECURE is a UK wide, cross-specialty service evaluation of Rapid Sequence Intubation (RSI) events.
Setting: All acute NHS hospitals within the UK
Population: All adult patients (18 years or older)
Aim:
SECURE aims to define the perceived indications for, specific techniques used in and the immediate complications of Rapid Sequence Intubation events (RSIs) in current UK hospital practice across anaesthesia, critical care and emergency medicine.
Practically SECURE will consist of three stages - a site survey, an activity survey and clinical vignettes.
Regional leads:
Anaesthetics - Rachel Thompson - r.thompson23@nhs.net
ICU - Roland Amoah - roland.amoah@hotmail.co.uk
EM - Raymond Jouwena - raymondjouwena@gmail.com
Complications of regional anaesthesia. Please get in touch with your hospital leads for more information.
Hospital Leads:
OUH: Dr Julia Niewiarowski, Dr Nick Suarez, Dr Tudor Phillips, Dr Rebecca Wilde, Dr Yashasvi Perera, Dr Joanna Cudlipp, Dr Marta Astraverkhava
RBH: Dr Julie Kuzhively, Dr Santosh Poon
MKUH: Dr Paramdeep Jandu
BHT: Dr Thomas Jones, Dr Nawal Bahal
WPH: Dr Aditya Pal
TXAIMS is a quality improvement project which aims to increase the use of tranexamic acid in major surgery in accordance with NICE Quality Statement 138. With your help, we are hoping to increase tranexamic acid use in major surgery across London and beyond through adding a prompt to local WHO surgical sign-in checklists and implementing an education and guidance package.
Both OUH and WPH are involved, please get in touch with your RAPTOR hospital representative to find out more information
We are looking for trainees across the Thames Valley to take on roles as Trainee leads for their hospital sites and local collaborators for data collection.
We are looking for trainees across the Thames Valley to take on roles as Trainee leads for their hospital sites and local collaborators for data collection.
We are also looking for consultant leads to oversee the project at you site.
We are also looking for consultant leads to oversee the project at you site.
Previous Projects
Previous Projects
POPPY
POPPY
Patient reported Outcomes, post-operative Pain and Pain relief in daY case Surgery.
National research project looking into post-operative pain, opioid use and self-reported outcomes by patients after day case surgery.
Thank you to everyone who contributed to POPPY across the deanery. Together we recruit over 250 patients across all sites. Everyone who took part should receive a certificate from the main POPPY trial group for your involvement, if there are any issues with this please get in contact.
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