John D Ivory

PhD Candidate, CDA DFD PRIMO programme, NUI Galway.
Sailor & wannabe fencer.

[John D Ivory @JohnDIvory]

Hi Wound care clinicians,

We want to gain consensus on which signs/symptoms are most likely indicative of biofilm in chronic wounds.

Would this quick survey interest you? https://t.co/q4jqzNwKRN
Please read our Information Leaflet first: https://t.co/n3daoc8ZIK

Thank you!

[John D Ivory @JohnDIvory]

This is version 2 in which we revised the search strategy after we had it peer reviewed according to PRESS (peer review of electronic search strategies) guidelines. Please see the comments section of the article.

[John D Ivory @JohnDIvory]

My project will determine whether a clinical diagnostic tool to detect biofilm in diabetic foot wounds at the bedside can be developed.

[John D Ivory @JohnDIvory]

Here is the protocol for phase 1 of the project published on @hrbOpenRes.
https://t.co/arv6NEcRZT

[John D Ivory @JohnDIvory]

I am one of the 7 @Dfdprimo students looking at various aspects of Diabetic foot disease.

[John D Ivory @JohnDIvory]

I haven't before now, partly because of a resistance to social media and partly because I'm really only getting familiar and comfortable with the project not.

[John D Ivory @JohnDIvory]

So, I'm into year two of my PhD. It's high time I started talking about it.

[John D Ivory @JohnDIvory]

Had my first big presentation this morning at the DFD PRIMO conference in NUI Galway @DfdPrimo @ariw_1
It's shaping up to being a really interesting day!

[Lauren Connell @laurenconnell13]

Delighted to have presented my research today at the DFD Primo Conference in NUIG @DfdPrimo @ariw_1 @HPRC_NUIG. Looking forward to hearing our own Dr Jane Sixsmith, talk about health literacy in chronic disease and @DGArmstrong talk about building a limb preservation programme!

[Caroline McIntosh @CMcIntoshPodMed]

Fantastic line up of speakers. Looks set to be a great event. Register for free at https://t.co/j1GnqaS9TD

[University of GalwayARIW @ariw_1]

Welcome to our FREE on-line conference on Diabetic Foot Disease. 10th June: Register here https://t.co/ckWtCXPiQi. Please RT @hrbireland @IrishResearch @NUIGalwayMed @PPI_NUIG @footindiabetes @EWMAwound @TVNAI2 @DiabetesUK

[John D Ivory @JohnDIvory]

Please feel free to have a look at our latest paper entitled "What is the “normal” wound bed temperature? A scoping review and new hypothesis"
https://t.co/BwBTjngzjU

[University of GalwayARIW @ariw_1]

Wishing all our colleagues and collaborators best wishes on International Clinical Trials Day 2021. It is only through research that we improve patient outcomes, still so much more to do. @EWMAwound

[georginagethin @georginagethin1]

Is 30-32 C the normal wound temperature? Our paper is open access on this link. What is the “normal” wound bed temperature? A scoping review and new hypothesis https://t.co/z83ymGR7yo @CURAMdevices @n_gnursing @TVNAI2 @JohnDIvory

[Kevin Woo @Kevinywoo]

Co-Designing an Integrated Transitional Care Model to Address Alternate Level of Care and Promote Aging in Place (Co-PI: Woo, K & Co-I Tran, J. Research Team: John Hirdes, Shiran Isaacksz, Alan Ruth, Jacklyn Pearce, Matthew Sefati, John Ruth)

[Diabetes Canada @DiabetesCanada]

Diabetes Canada and @WoundsCanada are delighted to invite you to a special webinar presentation about foot care to prevent & manage diabetic foot ulcers.

For more information visit:
https://t.co/uAFiyzAXUo

#LetsEndDiabetes