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Reading, England, United Kingdom

Oxford, United Kingdom

Strategic and Operations management of the Clinical Engineering group within Medical Physics and Clinical Engineering.

John Radcliffe Hospital, Oxford

To conduct a study of hazards and risks related to technology in the care of patients undergoing surgery at Oxford University Hospitals NHS Trust. This involves systematic analysis of the management and use of medical devices in the process of surgical care and the associated risks to patients. Human factors, teamwork, process and organizational factors.

My task was to conduct a scoping review of Patient Safety for the National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) Service Delivery and Organisation (SDO) funded project “How Do They Manage”, led by Professor David Buchanan. This included identifying key themes and discussing them in terms of past development and future possibilities for research or.

The NPSA issues patient safety centred guidance to the NHS and organizations providing services to the NHS. My main tasks have been: - To provide research support to clinical teams - To evaluate the impact and uptake of NPSA guidance through the use of audits, surveys, interviews and other qualitative and quantitative research methods. - Scoping and.

Official graduation June 2010; PhD, Patient SafetyResearch was conducted into the assessment of patient safety hazards in ward based therapies. A data sharing agreement was initiated with the National Patient Safety Agency and a collaboration was formed with consultant anaesthetists and research departments at two NHS Hospitals. The validity of advanced.

In addition to my core role of technical support of medical devices for all clinical areas of the Trust, I also:Provided managerial support to the department as deputy to the Medical Engineering Manager.Provided detailed technical and safety advice to enable decisions for the purchasing of medical devices.Developed and maintained an efficient information.

As lead technician in a small electronics workshop, my main duties were as technical support for medical research and teaching activities at the medical school, which included the design and production of bespoke devices. In addition to this I also:Provided specialist advice at meetings of the medical school safety committeeWorked with the Sensory-Motor.

Provided technical support, repair and maintenance for medical devices.Special responsibility for:Infusion devices; maintenance, training and purchasing advisorManagement and maintenance of the medical equipment inventory database.

Phd, Hazard Analysis For Patient Safety

Activities and Societies: Cranfield Safety Group Jitsu Club Thesis available online at: http://hdl.handle.net/1826/4480 Research training.

Education record

Bsc (Hons), First Class, Medical Electronics

Education record