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SSC4 Projects 2012-2013.Pdf Supervisor name Supervisor email Supervisor address Project Title Patieint reported outcomes and satisfaction following patello femoral joint replacement at Mr Graham Lawson [email protected] Dept Orthopaedic Surgery, RIE the Eri v total knee replacement Evaulation of the services provided in Lothian for children with type 1 Diabetes Mellitus and Dr Louise Bath [email protected] Consultant paediatrician their families Consultant Trauma/Orthopaedic Surgeon, Miss Leela Biant [email protected] RIE Dislocations of joints in the hand Emeritus Professor of Rheumatology, Institute of Genetics and Molecular Medicine, Audit of recently published ARMA standrads for Prof George Nuki [email protected] WGH patients with gout Prof Harry Campbell [email protected] Professor of Genetic Epidemiology Children's Public Health Long term efficacy of GLP-1 analogues in type Dr Alan Jaap [email protected] Dept of Diabetes, RIE 2 diabetes Factors influencing satisfaction following first Mr Colin Howie [email protected] Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon, RIE ray surgery for hallux valgus correction Mr Bruce Tulloh [email protected] Dept Upper GI Surgery, RIE A new classification system for ventral hernias Dr Suvankar Pal [email protected] Neurology, WGH Emotion and music Professor of Genetic Epidemiology, Teviot Systematic Review on Child International public Prof Harry Campbell [email protected] Place, Edinburgh Health Dr Fiona Crawford [email protected] Oral Medicine Dept, Lauriston Place Outcome measures in oral mucosal disease Early onset epilepsy and behavioural impairment:strengths and difficulties questionnaire (SDQ) score comparison between children with early onset epilepsy and Dr Richard Chin [email protected] Child Life and Health, Sick Kids matched healthy controls Caudate volume and the relationship with cognition in people at high risk of major mental Dr Andrew McIntosh [email protected] Kennedy Tower, Royal Edinburgh Hospital illness Mr Grant Stewart [email protected] Dept Urology, WGH Ficolin and urinary infections Audit of length of stay in hospital following Mr Ken Stewart [email protected] Consultant Plastic Surgeon, RHSC paediatric burns Comparative study of outcomes between laparoscopic liver resection and open liver Prof Rowan Parks [email protected] Dept of Clinical Surgery, RIE resection in Edinburgh Dr Matt Reed [email protected] Accident and Emergency, RIE Emergency Ultrasound in Cardiac Arrest 12-21 year long-term outcome following tibial Miss Leela Biant [email protected] Dept Orthopaedics and Trauma, RIE shaft fracture Assessment of Plaque Morphology using CT Dr Nikhil Joshi [email protected] Chancellors Building Angiogram Audit of Perioperative Anaemia Status of Patients and/or Use of Tranexamic Acid to Dr Adam Paul [email protected] Dept of Anaesthesia, RIE Reduce Blood Loss in Primary Arthroplasty Pattern of first contact with mental health Centre for Population Health Sciences, services in ethnic minority groups - a Prof Raj Bhopal [email protected] Teviot Place, Edinburgh systematic review Evaluation of tongue colour as identified by Colour Meter (pantone capsure) a good Dr Steve Cunningham [email protected] Dept Respiratory and Sleep medicine, RHSC surrogate for oxygen saturation range Dr R.L Riha [email protected] Dept of Sleep Medicine, RIE Misattribution of a narcoleptic diagnosis Supraventricular Tachycardia Mechanisms and Dr Neil Grubb [email protected] Dept Cardiology, RIE their Age and Gender Distribution Dr Simon Watson [email protected] Dept Renal Medicine, RIE Do I Make Myself Clear A qualitative analysis of case interviews Centre for Population Health Sciences, exploring the attitude and reasons towards Doorway 3, Medical School, Teviot Place, accepting official social care for a patient with Dr Hilary Pinnock [email protected] Edinburgh severe COPD and their carers A Study of the Management of Anaphylaxis in Dr Alasdair Gray [email protected] Emergency Dept, RIE the Emergency Department An investigation into the genetic variations contributing to global vascular changes Clinical Lecturer in Critical Care Medicine, associated with travel to altitude in an Dr Kenneth Baillie [email protected] Roslin Institute, Easter Bush otherwise healthy lowlander population Comparison of Short and Long Term Outcomes of those Undergoing Coronary Artery Bypass Graft (CABG) Surgery with One Mr Vipin Zamvar [email protected] Cardiothoracic Surgery, RIE Versus Two or More Arterial Grafts Robert Ferguson Unit, Royal Edinburgh Dr Killian Welch [email protected] Hospital An audit of trauma services for plastic surgery Plastic surgery Dept,St John's Hospital, in Lothian - analysis and options for Mr Patrick Addison [email protected] Livingston improvement Dr Raj Darjee [email protected] The Orchard Clinic, Royal Edinburgh Hospital Personality charcateristics of sexual offenders High-sensitive Troponin in the evaluation of patients with acute coronary syndrome Dr Nicholas L Mills [email protected] Cardiology, Chancellor's Bldy (HighSTEACS): a randomised controlled trial Dr Charlie Lees [email protected] GI Unit, WGH Retrospective Clinical Study in IBD A longitudinal retrospective audit of changing dermatological workload in Southeast Scotland Dr Alex Holme [email protected] Dermatology Consultant, Lauriston Building 1929-1965 Dr Wayne WK Lam [email protected] SES Clinical Genetics Service, WGH Comparison of the 2 year outcomes of patients Cardiology, 2nd floor Chancellors Building / who continue vs discontinue secondary Professor Keith Fox [email protected] RIE preventative therapy at first follow up post-ACS Miss Eleanor [email protected] OPD 6, RIE Outcome of tension level fixation in patellar # Monitoring liver function tests in drug induced Dr Adam Hill [email protected] Dept Respiratory medicine, RIE hepatoxicity from TB treatment Prof Jonathan Rees [email protected] Professor of Dermatology,Lauriston Building An analysis of an epidemic? Dr Wayne WK Lam [email protected] SES Clinical Genetics Service, WGH Clinical genetics project Prof. P.C. Hayes [email protected] GI and Liver in patients, Ward 205, RIE Edinburgh Cirrhosis Score case based retrospective study of incidence, clinical features and prognosis of young adult Dr Angela Edgar [email protected] Dept of Oncology, RHSC brain tumours Dr Gareth Clegg [email protected] A&E Dept, RIE A&E project assessment of frailty in patients with acute Dr Martin Denvir [email protected] Cardiology, Rm E3.05,QMRI coronary syndrome Dr Richard Weller [email protected] Dermatology,Lauriston Building Sunlight and the heart [email protected] Dr Digby Thomas k Edinburgh Access Practice, 20 Cowgate Health and Homelessness Staff experiences of DNACPR discussions with patienits in the context of anticipatory care planning for inpateiints in a specialist pallaitive Dr Juliet Anne Spiller [email protected] Marie Curie Hospice, WGH care unit A study of the potential for organ donation after Dr Matthew Reed [email protected] Emergency Dept, RIE cardiac arrest in the emergency dept How do Scottish Neurologists pragmatically Dr Anna Williams [email protected] Neurology, MS Centre / Rowling Clinic, RIE diagnose MS? Developemnt of the word building task as an objective measure of attentional deficits in Prof Alasdair [email protected] F1424, Geriatric Medicine Unit, RIE delirium Variation in telomere length of osteoblasts in Prof Hamish Simpson/[email protected] Gavin Brown Dept Orthopaedics, Chancellors Building relation to smoking and osteoporosis c/o Ms Hislop, Orthopaedic Secretaries Outcomes and patient satisfaction after Prof Steffen Breusch [email protected] office, 2nd Floor RIE forefoot surgery Do Osteoprotegenic Autoantibodies Have a Rheumatic Diseases Group, Molecular Role in the Development of Osteoporosis in Dr Philip Riches [email protected] Medicine Centre, IGMM, WGH Patients with Coeliac Disease? [email protected] The Recovery Process in Forensic Mental Dr John Crichton .uk Orchard Clinic, Royal Edinburgh Hospital Health Services - a Service Evaluation A qualitative analysis into the perceptions, role Centre for Population Health Sciences, and needs of the informal carers to patients Dr Hilary Pinnock [email protected] Doorway 3 Teviot Place suffering from very severe COPD Dr R.L Riha [email protected] Dept of Sleep Medicine Early Adherence to CPAP Therapy Centre for Population Health Prof Harry Campbell [email protected] Sciences,Doorway 3 Teviot Place International Child Health, Systematic Review A retrospective study into the outcomes of Honary Senior Lecturer, Simpson's Centre women who have placenta praevia in Lothian Dr Kirsty Dundas [email protected] for Reproductive Health, RIE compared with national data The Use of Social Stories in Lowering Distress Prof Anne O'Hare A.O'[email protected] Community Child Health, RHSC Levels in Children Ian Currie [email protected] Transplant Unit, RIE Malignancy - Transplant Recipients Chlamydia trachomatis infection in ectopic Dr Andrew Horne [email protected] MRC Centre for Reproductive Health, QMRI pregnancy A biometric study of axail length, karatometry Princess Alexandra Eye Pavilion, Chambers and corneal diameter metrics in a cataract Prof Baljean Dhillon [email protected]
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