Speakers
Dr Benjamin Post
Dr Neha Passi
Stream 2
Join Associate Editors from the Journal of the Intensive Care Society (JICS) as they showcase their favourite and most impactful publications from the past 12 months.
This session will celebrate the outstanding multi-disciplinary research developed within our community and create space for meaningful discussion about translating evidence into effective clinical practice.
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Co-chairs: Jessie Welbourne and Iain Crossingham
Ben is a post-CCT fellow in critical care and anaesthesia at the Royal Marsden Hospital. He completed a PhD in AI for healthcare at Imperial College London, and his research focuses on extracting human-interpretable patterns from routinely collected healthcare data to predict clinical outcomes.
Neha is an anaesthetic trainee in North-East London. Her clinical interests are anaesthesia for major complex abdominal surgery and critical care medicine. She is due to commence a one-year fellowship in liver transplant and hepatobiliary anaesthesia at the Royal Free Hospital from August.
She has a strong interest in quality improvement and research. Highlights have included: the publication of the first systematic review looking at the evidence base for analgesic strategies in patients undergoing emergency laparotomy and leading a national awareness campaign, with the RCOA, focused on safeguarding women from the risks of contraceptive failure following sugammadex administration.
She is passionate about peer review and is an associate editor for the Journal of Intensive Care Society.
Jessie is a deputy editor in chief of the Journal of the Intensive Care Society, associate editor of the British Journal of Hospital Medicine and the lead ICM editor for the Oxford Specialist Handbook of Neuro Anaesthesia and Intensive Care. She is an Intensive Care consultant in Plymouth and the Chief Investigator of the NIHR funded DAYDREAM study.