Dr Kome Gbinigie

Academic GP @uniofOxford @OxPrimaryCare. Research focus: Infections and clinical trials. Views my own.

[OxPrimaryCareSci @OxPrimaryCare]

Dr Oghenekome Gbinigie: "If you: have an inquisitive mind; want to meaningfully impact patient care; love teaching; and, enjoy variety in the working week - a career in Academic General Practice is likely to be a great fit for you, making for an enjoyable and sustainable career."

[Sarah Wytrykowski @SarahWytrykows1]

https://t.co/pGc7ZLrAhu it was great to have played a small part in this and having the opportunity to work with @Dr_MLalani

[Sarah Tonkin-Crine @SKGTonkinCrine]

@KomeGbinigie now presenting the PANORAMIC trial - the fastest recruiting primary care trial with 25,000 patients @OxPrimaryCare

[SSRN @SSRN]

This working paper by @ChrisColButler, R. Hobbs, @KomeGbinigie @OxPrimaryCare, et. al. discusses Molnupiravir Plus Usual Care Versus Usual Care Alone as Early Treatment for Adults with COVID-19 at Increased Risk of Adverse Outcomes: https://t.co/714CTmBL97. #COVID19 #preprints

[OxfordSocialSciences @oxsocsci]

...a brilliant drop-in activity as part of the #ESRCFestival of Social Science with researchers @OxPrimaryCare @BorekAleksandra @SKGTonkinCrine & @KomeGbinigie. Suitable for everyone but especially fun for under 11s 😀 2/2

[OxfordSocialSciences @oxsocsci]

Become an Antibiotic Guardian | 🗓️ 29 Oct @Pitt_Rivers
The more we use antibiotics, the more bacteria become resistant to them🤔Join fun activities with @OxPrimaryCare researchers & discover how YOU can be an antibiotic superhero & keep them working! 1/2
https://t.co/4GOwqaXEOF

[University of Plymouth @PlymUni]

What if antibiotics stopped working? Dr Tina Joshi discusses why antimicrobial resistance needs a global persistence

Sign up for The Big Talk and discover how we can tackle the greatest health challenge we currently face.

📆30 September

https://t.co/bnLRxM34hR #FUTURES2022

[Sarah Tonkin-Crine @SKGTonkinCrine]

Fantastic presentation by @KomeGbinigie highlighting considerations for doing primary care trials for acute conditions #GRIN22

[Sibyl Anthierens @sibylanthierens]

Wonderful presentation by @KomeGbinigie on how to improve recruitment and retention in primary care trials #GRIN2022

[Dave Gillespie @DaveGuk87]

@KomeGbinigie at #GRIN2022 talking about her work aiming to understand patient and recruiters' experiences of taking part in a trial of cranberry for UTI @OxPrimaryCare

[Dr Kome Gbinigie @KomeGbinigie]

@TingCai1004 @jamessheppard48 @TheBHF @OxPrimaryCare Congratulations @TingCai1004!

[Dr Kome Gbinigie @KomeGbinigie]

Up to two-thirds of #clinicaltrials don't recruit to target, which can seriously affect the results. How can we improve recruitment? Find out👇#bmcfampract @iamboylan @chriscolbutler @carlheneghan @SKGTonkinCrine @OxPrimaryCare @CebmOxford @BMC_series
https://t.co/d5QrEEjNCM

[NIHR School for Primary Care Research @NIHRSPCR]

NEW BLOG POST

'Cranberry for acute Urinary Tract Infection – an old wives’ tale? Or mother nature’s cure?' Dr Oghenekome Gbinigie, @KomeGbinigie, explains findings from her recent SPCR studies.

https://t.co/SOGUGMoCtf

[OxPrimaryCareSci @OxPrimaryCare]

Cranberry is used by women to help treat Urinary Tract Infections, and up to 27% of women report using #cranberry to help treat a #UTI, but does it actually work?

Primary Care post-doctoral researcher, Dr @KomeGbinigie explains findings from her studies: https://t.co/4uUyw4Uuo6

[The British Journal of General Practice @BJGPjournal]

COVID-19: colchicine did not improve time to recovery in people at higher risk of complications with #COVID19 in the community https://t.co/HWRSN2sohj

[The British Journal of General Practice @BJGPjournal]

The PRINCIPLE trial design adapts to assess different #COVID19 treatments. This new study showed that colchicine does not speed up recovery from COVID-19.
https://t.co/HWRSN2sohj

[Dr Kome Gbinigie @KomeGbinigie]

@LeighSanyaolu @harryahmed01 @BJGPjournal @iamboylan @SKGTonkinCrine @ChrisColButler @carlheneghan @OxPrimaryCare Yes, certainly @LeighSanyaolu. Feel free to send a DM.

[Dr Kome Gbinigie @KomeGbinigie]

Women with UTIs almost always receive antibiotics from their GP. What do UTI patients think about non-antibiotic options and changing the treatment paradigm? Find out 👇: https://t.co/9KbriIhvdP
@BJGPjournal @iamboylan @SKGTonkinCrine @ChrisColButler @carlheneghan @OxPrimaryCare

[Dr Kome Gbinigie @KomeGbinigie]

@harryahmed01 @BJGPjournal @iamboylan @SKGTonkinCrine @ChrisColButler @carlheneghan @OxPrimaryCare @LeighSanyaolu Much appreciated @harryahmed01

[Dr Kome Gbinigie @KomeGbinigie]

@DocSteveG @BJGPjournal @iamboylan @SKGTonkinCrine @ChrisColButler @carlheneghan @OxPrimaryCare Thank you @DocSteveG

[The British Journal of General Practice @BJGPjournal]

Women with acute UTIs are willing to try non-antibiotic treatments and delay antibiotics in certain circumstances @KomeGbinigie @iamboylan @SKGtonkinCrine @ChrisColButler @carlheneghan @CebmOxford @OxPrimaryCare https://t.co/ds5ll5YmW2