Medical Fund Newsletter Spring 2015

£4.2m to A fantastic A state-of-the Plan your fight hospital summer at the art hospital on campus infections Dental School for Glasgow reunion See page 2 See page 3 See page 4 See page 6 Welcome £4.2m for research to help tackle hospital infections

Welcome to our Spring edition of the Medical Fund newsletter. With the warmer weather, your thoughts may well be turning to outdoor activities and so you will be interested to read Cabinet Secretary, Shona Robison, with the team at the SHAIPI laboratories, and, on the front about our Munro Challenge which takes cover, with Lynn Stewart of the Institute of Infection, Immunity & Inflammation. place in late May. The aim of the event is to have groups of walkers on as many of The Scottish Government’s Cabinet Education Institutes, 19 co-investigators, Scotland’s 282 Munros as possible. This Secretary for Health, Wellbeing & several NHS Boards and industry year funds raised from the event will go Sport, Ms Shona Robison, visited the partners who will work together to tackle towards the Paul O’Gorman Leukaemia University on 24th March to announce the threat to public health from emergent Research Centre and I hope many of you £4.25 million of funding to establish Healthcare Associated Infections (HAIs) will join us. the Scottish Healthcare Associated and antimicrobial resistance. Infection Prevention Institute (SHAIPI). We highlight the new South Glasgow The funding has been channelled ‘A truly national effort’ University Hospital, which will become to the Scottish Infection Research Ms Robison said ‘This significant one of Europe’s largest hospitals, and Network (SIRN) via the Chief Scientist investment towards research in this area the key University projects which will be Office and will enable the five-year will allow us to take the next step in our located there. We were also pleased to project to commence in April 2015. welcome Ms Shona Robison, Cabinet fight to bring down infection levels even Secretary for Health, Wellbeing & Sport, Ms Robison met with Professor Neal further. This is one of the single biggest to the University last month where she Juster, Senior Vice-Principal and Deputy research grants awarded in recent years announced £4.2m of funding to establish Vice-Chancellor and Professor Anna that aims to investigate ways to further a new Infection Prevention Institute. Dominiczak, Vice Principal and Head of reduce healthcare-associated infections. the College of Medical, Veterinary & Life ‘This is truly a national effort, bringing The previous edition of the newsletter Sciences, before being taken on a tour of together expertise from a number of featured the Dental School which is the SHAIPI laboratories. fundraising for a new prosthodontics Scottish universities and Scotland’s NHS laboratory and you will read in this SHAIPI, led by Professor Alistair Leanord with a clear focus towards making our edition about the novel ways it is raising at the University of Glasgow, will create a hospitals safer for all those patients who money this summer for the project. You virtual hub involving six Scottish Higher use it.’ will read also how one of our Institute Directors, Professor Jill Pell, is taking on an incredible challenge to raise funds for the Institute of Health & Wellbeing. Finally, thank you to Professor Anna Supporting undergraduates Dominiczak, for her article about reconnecting with old friends. We know For the past 5 years, the Medical presented at the Royal Society of how important it is for our reunion groups Fund has been helping students Medicine, the World Health Summit to return to campus and I hope she will further their education by attending and the British Transplantation Society encourage those of you who are thinking conferences with a £5,000 grant from Congress. This valuable experience about organising an event to contact us. the Medical Education theme. This helps to expand students’ horizons and has provided much needed support enhance their employability. for undergraduate students to travel to conferences and to present research. Over the years, over 100 students have Support the Fund attended conferences in radiology, • www.glasgow.ac.uk/ Professor Sir Michael Bond hypertension and stroke, nutrition, givingtoglasgow/medicalfund Chair, The Medical Fund palliative care and diabetes and 2 Yorkhill A bumper summer celebrates for the Dental School centenary

To mark 100 years of the presence of the Royal Hospital for Sick Children at the Yorkhill site, the Hospital and its staff have been engaged in a series of events during 2014 and 2015. These centenary celebrations will culminate with the Paediatric Research Day that will be held on 9 October 2015. In 2015, this annual event will be extraordinary for a number of reasons. Not only will it celebrate the centenary, but it will also be the first Paediatric Research Day that will be held at the new Teaching & Learning Centre at South Glasgow University Hospitals site in the vicinity of the new Royal Hospital For Sick Children. The theme of the Glasgow Paediatric Research Day will be ‘A Personalised Approach Towards The Clinical Care As you will have read in the last edition Of Children In the 21st Century’. The Monte Carlo or Bust of the newsletter, the University day will consist of a series of research of Glasgow’s Dental School have The main attraction this summer, communications by young local launched an appeal to build a new however, will be the Monte Carlo or Bust investigators and will be followed in Dental Technology Teaching Suite. Banger Rally. Driving a 1977 Leyland the afternoon by lectures that will be Princess from San Quentin through the delivered by local and international The current ‘Prosthodontics Teaching Alps to Monte Carlo in three days are experts and ending with an evening Laboratory’ was designed for a previous University of Glasgow Dental School reception for all. era and a fundamentally different, staff members Jeremy Bagg, Neil integrated ‘Dental Technology Teaching Campbell and Ronnie Ford, also known Suite’ is required in order to deliver a as the Mad Molars. From 16 to 19 July We look forward to student-centred experience that ensures they will be driving along with 100 other a detailed understanding of modern bangers as part of a rally which will take welcoming you to dental technologies. them through Dijon, Geneva and Turin the next 100 years The Dental Appeal aims to raise with some competitions and challenges £300,000 over the next three years to to complete en-route. of the Royal Hospital allow this major project to proceed. To Decoration of the vehicle has already help raise these funds, the Dental School started with sponsors purchasing self- for Sick Children. has a host of events and activities adhesive molar teeth which they sign planned over the summer. and which are attached to the body panels and corporate sponsors can Further information Fundraising events opt to have an advert on the vehicle • www.glasgow.ac.uk/ A Gala Concert entitled ‘The Glasgow for a minimum donation of £250. We paediatricresearchday Dental Big Band & Friends’ will be held wish them all the best in this fundraising in the Glasgow University Union on adventure! To have your name on the the evening of Friday, 5 June 2015. A vehicle please contact Laura Morton at number of alumni will be performing with the details below. the students’ Dental Big Band to provide an evening of outstanding musical talent, fun and entertainment. There is also a golfing event scheduled Support the Mad Molars for June. The date and venue are still in • Make a donation negotiation but it is shaping up to be a www.justgiving.com/themadmolars fantastic event with some great prizes. • Follow their preparations and trip If you are interested in either of these www.facebook.com/themadmolars events please contact Laura Morton on Further information the details opposite. • Laura Morton Medical Development Officer Pictured Above • E: [email protected] Jeremy Bagg and Neil Campbell, two of the • T: +44 (0) 141 330 4951 Mad Molars, with the 1977 Leyland Princess. 3 The new South Glasgow University Hospital and Royal Hospital for Sick Children

As 2015 progresses the NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde (GGC) will coordinate the gradual relocation of the Southern General, Western Infirmary and Victoria Infirmary to South Glasgow University Hospital. It will become one of Europe’s largest hospital complexes and will be located at Govan adjacent to the site of the Southern General Hospital. The new facility will incorporate maternity, children’s and adult acute hospitals, and specialist services including renal medicine, transplantation and vascular surgery, theatre and diagnostic services. The £842 million publicly funded project also has the largest critical care complex and one of the biggest emergency departments in Scotland. The new 14 floor adult hospital will have 1,109 beds, with each general ward consisting of 28 single bedrooms. The Royal Hospital For Sick Children will have a separate identity and entrance and is adjoined to the adult hospital. With 256 beds over five storeys it will replace the existing Royal Hospital for Sick Children at Yorkhill. Additional NHS GGC facilities on this site include the newly built Maternity Unit and the Laboratories Building. In addition the Queen Elizabeth National Spinal Injuries Unit, The West of Scotland Mobile Rehabilitation Unit and the Langland’s Rehabilitation Unit for older people will Key University projects on the new site remain on the site.

Clinical Research Facility The fourth floor will be home to the Linking treatment and research This facility will focus on early stage Stratified Medicine Scotland Innovation An important aspect of the new hospitals clinical trials, to allow more significant Centre, a public-private partnership is the physical links in the form of bridges advances in the treatment of chronic which brings together four Scottish and link corridors for patients and staff diseases. The developments in Medical Schools, NHS, Thermo Fisher to the Maternity, Neurosciences Institute this facility involved the complete Scientific and Aridhia Informatics to Building and the New Laboratory refurbishment of the fifth floor of the advance precision medicine agenda. Building. These links have been Institute of Neurological Sciences and The brand new building will be designed to bringing together clinician an area on the ground floor to house operational by July 2015. scientists, NHS clinicians, and industry imaging facilities. This will be fully Imaging Centre of Excellence partners in one place. These staff will operational in May 2015. This state-of-the-art research centre for be using cutting-edge technologies to Teaching & Learning Facility precision medicine will include the first translate research into treatments for This facility will support medical human 7T MRI Scanner in Scotland, the patients and driving the development of teaching, training and research and only one in Britain to be located within new innovations in medicine. includes three floors of state-of-the-art a hospital. This facility was recently medical learning and teaching facilities, awarded £16m in funding from the UK jointly owned and developed by the government, which was agreed in the University and the NHS. A key feature of Glasgow & Clyde Valley City Deal and Further information this facility is the technically advanced will allow the development of a unique • Kirsty Craig 500 seat lecture theatre. It will be used Imaging Centre for Scotland and Britain. Medical Development Manager for teaching University of Glasgow Construction should start in the summer • E: [email protected] students and also for continuous and it is expected to be complete by • T: +44 (0) 141 330 4951 professional development for NHS staff. September 2016. 4 Join the Munro Challenge! During the holiday weekend of 23-25 May, teams will be tackling Munros across Scotland to raise funds for leukaemia research in Glasgow. The Munro Challenge is raising funds for the Paul O’Gorman Leukaemia Research Centre. Since the Centre opened in 2008, the research team has doubled and the Centre has attracted scientists from all over the world. The work of the Centre is internationally renowned and the research that happens there helps to make a positive difference to the lives of patients living with leukaemia. Regular fundraising donations are vital to ensure that the scientists working there can continue their ground-breaking research. A Munro is a mountain in Scotland that is over 3,000 feet. Participation should be in teams of between two and eight people, with at least one person in each team being an experienced walker. All participants will be offered the chance Clyde FC visit to attend a walking safety workshop and will be asked to sign a disclaimer and provided with safety guidelines. Think Pink Scotland Registration is free and there is a prize for the best photo on top of a Munro! On Monday 23 February, Clyde hand the outstanding work delivered Football Club Directors Bobby Gracey by Dr Macpherson and his team at and John Taylor and Ian McCallum The Wolfson Wohl Cancer Research Further information of Only Sports toured the Think Pink Centre. Our visit really brings to life how • www.glasgow.ac.uk/alumni/events Scotland laboratory in the Wolfson important this research work is and Click on ‘Munro Challenge’ Wohl Cancer Research Centre in Clyde Football Club is delighted to be • or contact Susanne Hill Glasgow. able to play our part via our relationship • E: [email protected] with Think Pink Scotland. We now look • T: +44 (0) 141 330 5092 Think Pink Scotland are Clyde FC’s forward to hosting a Think Pink Scotland charity partner for season 2014/15. This Charity day at a home game this season relationship has seen the Clyde FC first to raise further funds and awareness team wear a pink ‘Think Pink Scotland’ about such an important cause affecting strip with 20% of all sales of the pink strip First Beatson so many families in Scotland and our donated to Think Pink Scotland, who surrounding local communities.’ fundraise for breast cancer research at Pebble Appeal the University of Glasgow. Public Lecture Developing effective treatments Further information How has cancer research changed The Clyde FC Team met Dr Iain • The pink strip retails at £35 for over the past 40 years? What’s next Macpherson, Clinical Senior Lecturer adults and £30 for kids and is for cancer research in Glasgow? in Medical Oncology, to find out more available to be bought directly from the club at www.clydefc.co.uk/ Join Prof Sir Kenneth Calman, University about his research work and to hear of Glasgow Chancellor, and some of about how donations from Clyde FC shop/ with £7/£6 of every sale being donated to the charity. our leading scientists on Wednesday, 27 are having an impact on breast cancer May, from 6pm to 7pm at the Beatson research. Dr Macpherson said: ‘By • Follow us on Facebook www.facebook.com/ Institute for Cancer Research, Garscube donating to Think Pink Scotland, Clyde Estate. This free lecture is open to all. FC supporters are helping to accelerate thinkpinkscotland the process of understanding breast • Twitter @ThinkPinkScot cancer, which will help us to develop Further information more effective treatments for patients in and registration the future’. Pictured Above • www.alumni.gla.ac.uk/bpa-public- Following the visit, Director Bobby Directors of Clyde FC, Bobby Gracey and lecture-may Gracey said: ‘It is great to see first- John Taylor and Ian McCallum of Only Sports. 5 Professor Reconnecting Jill Pell takes on an with old friends extraordinary challenge This summer will see Professor Jill Pell, Director of the Institute of Health & Wellbeing go to great lengths to raise funds for the Institute. Jill will be cycling from Lands End to John O’Groats over nine days from 5-13 September – a distance of 960 miles! The total climb is 15,000 metres which is twice the height of Everest. She plans to cycle 108 miles per day and says, ‘I have never cycled more than 50 miles in one day (so it will be a challenge) but it is for a good cause and what better way to raise some funds for health research than by doing a healthy activity such as cycling!’. As if that was not enough, Jill is also planning to hike along a Spanish pilgrimage trail for five days in September/October along with Carol Tannahill, Director of the Glasgow Centre for Population Health and Linda de Caestecker, Director of Public Health, The Delta 84 year group celebrating their Greater Glasgow & Clyde Health Board. 30 year reunion in the Bute Hall. Fittingly, this fundraising walk is being done jointly by the Directors of the three Institutions in Glasgow that are focused By Professor Anna Dominiczak to a more informal event with cash bar in on improving health and reducing health Vice-Principal and Head of College of the Post-grad Research club or Wolfson inequalities. Medical, Veterinary & Life Sciences Medical School Building. Reducing health inequalities A member of staff from the College Relationships made whilst at will be delighted to be there on the day The mission of the Institute of Health & University can be some of the of your event to welcome you, speak Wellbeing is to prevent disease, improve strongest and most memorable of about future plans for medicine at health and reduce health inequalities; your life however it is easy to lose Glasgow or take you on a tour of the locally, nationally and internationally. touch with old friends. The College of campus, including the Wolfson Medical Many of the determinants of health lie Medical, Veterinary & Life Sciences is School Building, the BHF Glasgow beyond the control of the health services; always delighted to hear from medical Cardiovascular Research Centre, such as poverty, unemployment, poor and dental year groups who want Anatomy rooms or the Dental School. education and poor housing. to hold a reunion and we can assist Later this year, reunion groups will also organisers at every stage. The IHWB researches and develops have the exciting opportunity to visit the a wide range of interventions that can The first step in organising your own South Glasgow University Hospital and improve health: including changes reunion is to contact the Development the new £60million clinical academic to individual lifestyle and behaviours, Office. They are able to gather together facilities on that site. health service prevention and screening lists with names and contact information programmes, legislative and fiscal of your fellow classmates and can changes, community and school based discuss any initial ideas you have for We look forward to projects, and emerging technologies. your reunion event. They can also add They work with a wide range of external your reunion notice to their webpages welcoming you back stakeholders including the NHS, Local and Avenue magazine to help spread Authorities, Scottish Government, and the word. to campus! voluntary sector to ensure that their A range of venues on campus research has a real impact on health. To organise your own reunion Once you have decided on a date for • Visit www.glasgow.ac.uk/alumni/ your reunion the office can then discuss reconnect Support Jill the various venues we have on campus • or contact Laura Morton • Make a donation for your group. We have many rooms Medical Development Officer www.justgiving.com/GU-RI- which can be tailored to individual • E: [email protected] HealthandWellbeing reunion group needs from a formal sit • T: +44 (0) 141 330 4951 down meal in the Gilbert Scott Building 6 Thanks to all our donors

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