ENT /Head and Neck surgeon with an interest in Skin Cancer, thyroid surgery and Facial Plastics surgery. Regional DirectorRoyal College of Surgeons of England.
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Professionalism is not just about technical execution but the way we treat one another.
The new edition of Good Surgical Practice sets the standard for quality in surgery, reinforcing the values, skills and behaviours that define our profession: https://t.co/V7n4s1wFpg
Proud to support @paulspraggs for a position on the Council of the Royal College of Surgeons of England.
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Paul offers radical change for colleagues, the @RCSnews, & the next generation of surgeons.
We’re pleased to announce that @TMitchellFRCS has been elected as our next President. An ENT surgeon in Southampton, he will take office in July 2023 and lead during an exciting time of change; embracing #diversityinsurgery work, improving practice and leading our profession.
We were pleased to welcome @mortensen_neil, @TMitchellFRCS and other representatives from @RCSnews to UHS this morning 🏥
They toured our award-winning General Intensive Care Unit and had the chance to meet some of our incredible surgical staff! 🌟 #LeadingTheWay
A huge thank you to our speakers and presenters for their triumphant contribution to #BACO.
We have had over 300 speakers and over 500 individual presentations submitted: They have made this such an incredible conference!
Surgeons: Rogan Corbridge (Reading, UK) has modified a snorkelling full-face mask cover the face during surgery. You can attach a filter to the snorkel, so the air you inhale is Covid-free. Look at his video and fill in the survey:
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RCS President Prof. Derek Alderson shared advice from our guidance for surgeons working during the #COVID19 pandemic. 'Surgeons will need to take on different roles, including working beyond their usual scope of practice.' @thetimes | https://t.co/Mlcv4P8c15
The four surgical Royal Colleges have agreed that from Monday through to Sep, exams and courses will be postponed, in order to ensure that as many surgeons and trainees are available to help health services cope with #COVID19. For more information, visit: https://t.co/1JLIm9EN7K
The latest @RCSnews arrived in your post this weekend and is available on line. Read it; comment. Is national selection fit for purpose & much more.
We’re delighted to announce that @mortensen_neil has been elected our next President, taking up post in July 2020. A colorectal surgeon from Oxford, he takes up the reins as we launch a new 5-year plan and move into our new London HQ. #reshuffle
The recent pensions debacle has forced many surgeons to cut their hours .. with many spending more time with their families and achieving a better work life balance. Pandora's Box is now well and truly open @goldstone_tony Read the Editorial @RCSnews this month
Pension taxation is having a very real impact on the service the NHS is able to provide to patients. Use our template to write to your MP to ask them to push the Chancellor to scrap the taper and annual allowance in defined benefit schemes #ScrapAAinDB https://t.co/UfxBF679Gh
Preoperative potassium iodine (e.g., Lugol’s, SSKI) treatment prior to thyroidectomy for Graves’ disease decreases thyroid vascularity and intraop blood loss which may allow better visualization and preservation of the surrounding nerves, vasculature, and parathyroid glands.