Nurses are awesome.
I know because:
My mum is an awesome nurse
My wife is an awesome nurse
At BWC NHS Trust & SickKids Critical Care Medicine ALL nurses are awesome
My patients can get great care, because of awesome nurses
Did I tell you nurses are awesome?
THANK YOU
Happy #InternationalNursesDay #IND24

Looking forward to contributing to this ESPE webinar.

Great to have a joint venture between ESPE and ESPGHAN

This webinar is happening on Thursday!

Stephen Harrison had a massive, positive, impact on the field. He produced landmarks in the epidemiology of NAFLD/MASLD, non-invasive testing, and he lead the trial that brought us the first FDA-approved drug

I am delighted to announce our recent Wellcome DA success with Dr Sophie Acton and Clatworthy Lab. Super exciting opportunity. If interested in joining our team as a post-doc please contact any of us for more info.

Having just run my first MR, I am little concerned it seems to have gone surprisingly okay...
Maybe its because the MRC IEU programmes work so well.
Or maybe I have completely overlooked something fundamental.

Spread the word! 📢

Join us on May 2nd for a webinar with Jake P. Mann & Dr. Bart Koot discussing the transition from #NAFLD to #MASLD .

Reserve your place today! 🔽
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#Paediatrics #LiverHealth #MedEd

IMPORTANT: Paediatric steatotic liver disease has unique
characteristics: A multisociety statement endorsing the
new nomenclature👍
👉7 Paediatric regional and global societies adapt and endorse the SLD nomenclature

👉Read joint statment with EASLnews

doi.org/10.1002/jpn3.1…

How have I only just discovered 'Background jobs' in R.

Overheard: “This race would be a lot more fun without the physical discomfort.” #BM100

Today I have mostly been playing the 'why is my Q-Q plot atrocious' game

There is a crisis in clinical academia in the UK. We talk of the need to expand medical schools, embed research into the NHS to improve care, & the importance of a vibrant life sciences sector for the economy of the UK, & yet we seem unable to tackle the underlying issues 1/9

Ending my last ever night shift as a SHO (since 2017) with post night euphoria until first reg night shifts.

Reflecting on how much I hated nights shifts- the endless bleeps, uncertainity and poor staffing and how fun(!) I find them now. There's something exciting about ...1/2

It’s a landmark in the history of NASH (MASH)

A positive trial: less fibrosis, less inflammation, lower LDL

Something to celebrate

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#livertwitter

Critical to get our key partners in the UK focussing on child health research!

Later than expected but I fully now realise that fundings are always the determining factors for academic doctors...

Whether it is a small grant to do a small project

Or it is to obtain enough funding to cover clinical salary to step out of training to do a PhD/MD.

Great to hear about everyone who had got ACF posts. Well done all.

To those who haven’t, remember that this is just one path to continuing an academic career. Keep going.

The downside with writing and talking about science is that it is time not spent doing science.

I’m not sure I always strike the right balance and often feel like I am simultaneously doing too much and not enough of both.

Our latest publication is now out in Nature Communications! We describe how cell-in-cell structures featuring E-Cadherin-expressing CD8 T cells within biliary epithelial cells form and how they’re associated with #PBC . Huge congrats to Dr Scott P Davies Vincenzo Ronca and the rest of the team!

Happening today!

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I'll be using this venn diagram as a starting point for talking about prioritising a research field