Tim,
I did mean to fill in
the pro forma you originally sent, but sadly I mislaid it - could you send me
another copy.
I've recently
returned from 2 years in Sydney where induced hypothermia post ROSC following
arrest has become standard treatment based on the Melbourne groups papers,
however, there hasn't been a RCT. Would this be a suitable project, obviously
it would have to be very multi-centred to get the
numbers.
Thanks,
Alistair
Mr
Alistair
Billington
MB
ChB, MRCS,
MFAEM
SpR
A&E, Royal
London
Hospital
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From: Accident
and Emergency Academic List [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Coats Tim - Professor of
Emergency Medicine
Sent:
26
January 2004
14:23
To:
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Subject: Academic Suggestions to
HTA
I've had no response to my request
for academic suggestions for emergency medicine research for us to put forward
to the HTA. I am happy just to put forward my own ideas (and take the funding
at the other end!!!!), but some wider representation would be
good.
I had no response from the flyer
and announcement at the Faculty Conference and no response from acad-e-med. I
am running out of ideas about ways to engage the enthusiasm for research in UK
Emergency Medicine into the HTA process. Any suggestions for things that I
should be doing differently would be gratefully
recieved.
Tim.
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Prof. Timothy J
Coats
Professor of
Emergency
Medicine
Leicester
University