ICM Consultant at Liverpool University Hospitals NHS FT. All views my own.
Liverpool, England
Joined December 2014
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Tim Astles retweeted
If you missed out on that ST anaesthetics job and need to fill 6-12 months, come and work with us on Aintree ICU: careers.liverpoolft.nhs.uk/c…
Tim Astles retweeted
If you missed out on that precious anaesthesia ST job and are looking for a post to build your portfolio, come and work at the busiest ICU in the region in a big major trauma centre. Weekly teaching, research and QI opportunities, SPA time, and me.
careers.liverpoolft.nhs.uk/c…
Tim Astles retweeted
***Calling all UK Intensivists and Microbiologists who work in ICU***
We are trying to understand differences in empiric antibiotics for patients with(out) Penicillin Allergy
Please distribute widely!
We are grateful for your time
bit.ly/anaerobic_antibiotics…
@UKCCRGroup
Tim Astles retweeted
"I was particularly impressed with their award winning pre-habililitation service, making patients for for surgery. This is such an important part of the perioperative process and emphasises the patient-centred approach to anaesthetic services"
Feedback from ACSA and the RCoA 💪🏼 – at Liverpool, England
Tim Astles retweeted
Well done @CriticalCareAUH for the success of our pilot. Next comes the rest of @LivHospitals next month! Watch this space... @KarenKeeley11 @TimAstles @beercrit @junjackw
The Gloves are Off! Our Engagement Award goes to Sam Clark and Debbie Lankstead - Gloves off campaign. This category was been kindly sponsored by
@socialvalueport
#LUHFTSustAwards #GreenerNHS
Tim Astles retweeted
The Gloves are Off! Our Engagement Award goes to Sam Clark and Debbie Lankstead - Gloves off campaign. This category was been kindly sponsored by
@socialvalueport
#LUHFTSustAwards #GreenerNHS
Tim Astles retweeted
🚨We have published a new statement with @RCRadiologists on 'Emergency Computed Tomography scans and the use of Intravenous Iodinated Contrast Agents'
See the joint statement and recommendations here:
res.cloudinary.com/studio-re…
Tim Astles retweeted
Check out this fantastic @OnePagerICU infographic on what you need to know about HLH @nickmmark @MithuRheum
Full details of the case🔗➡️ pulmpeeps.com/2023/04/18/39-…
Tim Astles retweeted
I've said it before, I'll say it again. @remixeverything is a genius, and he's just resissued a feature-length remixed version of his masterpiece Everything is a Remix, and you should watch it. And buy a T-shirt.
youtube.com/watch?v=X9RYuvPC…
Tim Astles retweeted
Second day of peer reviews this time at @CriticalCareAUH @LivHospitals the team should be so proud of the work being down - critical care nurse education, discharges to name a couple - fab work all 👏👏
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Our latest position statement on Intensive Care Staffing Standards & the NHS Workforce Crisis ⤵️ bit.ly/ICUWorkforce23.
We stand firm on the need for GPICS staffing standards to be adhered to at all times. Units should not have to struggle with inadequate staffing levels.
Tim Astles retweeted
Acute kidney injury in #polytrauma patients is not independently associated with repeated contrast studies during the early ICU period.
#JoTACS #TraumaSurg #SurgTwitter #MedEd #SoMe4Surgery #MedTwitter #MedStudent
journals.lww.com/jtrauma/Ful…
Tim Astles retweeted
Another excellent poster at #RCEMASC is @salmannaeem217's work on the introduction of Point of Care Ultrasound @LDNairamb on the diagnosis and management of traumatic cardiac tamponade #HEMS #POCUS
Tim Astles retweeted
New review article discussing challenges, possible solutions, recent developments and novel methods in critical care RCTs online @yourICM link.springer.com/article/10…
ALT Randomised clinical trials in critical care: past, present and future (review article)
Tim Astles retweeted
This paper really is rather excellent, & certainly worth a read in full:
COVID-19 false dichotomies & a comprehensive review of the evidence regarding public health, COVID-19 symptomatology, SARS-CoV-2 transmission, mask wearing, & reinfection
bmcinfectdis.biomedcentral.c…
One of the most important papers to emerge during the pandemic, in my opinion. Well worth a read. A good reminder to address our preconceptions, biases & polarised viewpoints, and not take all we are told at face value. Embrace the shades of grey! bmcinfectdis.biomedcentral.c…
