Victoria Speed retweeted
We *tried* to do a meta-analysis on menstrual bleeding in FXI inhibitor studies - not only is it not a tracked outcome, but hardly any patients were even capable of menstruation. Read our call to action for improving capture of HMB in anticoagulant trials. authors.elsevier.com/a/1k6ci…
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Great news! HaemSTAR's RAPIDO audit of reversal agents for DOACs has been accepted for poster presentation at #ASH2024 and given an abstract achievement award! 🥳 hematology.org/awards/award-…
Victoria Speed retweeted
Over 250 people involved in this project. Median 6 cases to entered per HaemSTAR member and >2000 patients. Phenomenal effort showing the power of lots of people doing a little bit each. Super proud to be leading it!
Great news! HaemSTAR's RAPIDO audit of reversal agents for DOACs has been accepted for poster presentation at #ASH2024 and given an abstract achievement award! 🥳 hematology.org/awards/award-…
Victoria Speed retweeted
Two Public Lectures by the mighty George Davey Smith in Oxford! We're hosting @mendel_random to do two talks at @JesusOxford on Sept 30th: a wide ranging public lecture at 5pm, and a tough technical one on MR at lunchtime. COME! bennett.ox.ac.uk/blog/2024/0…
Victoria Speed retweeted
There are people who say "we can't protect patients privacy *and* deliver great data outputs". They're just wrong. @OpenSAFELY has the HIGHEST standards on privacy and transparency, and our user community is producing published papers at a phenomenal rate!
bennett.ox.ac.uk/blog/2024/0…
Victoria Speed retweeted
Very excited to share our work on the use of edoxaban at extremes of bodyweight and renal function completed as part of my NIHR PCAF! thrombosisresearch.com/artic… @VictoriaSpeed3 @AryaRoopen @LaraNRoberts1 @KCHPharmacy
Victoria Speed retweeted
Congrats @racheleclapham on NIHR DCAF award towards your PhD studies! Welcome back 2 King’s Thrombosis Centre team! @KingsCollegeLon @KingsCollegeNHS @KCHPharmacy @ThrombosisUK @VSNUK1 @LaraNRoberts1@NIHRresearch
Victoria Speed retweeted
We are RECRUITING!
Researchers, software developers, product managers, PPIE leads and more!
Come and join us!
bennett.ox.ac.uk/vacancies/
Victoria Speed retweeted
Researchers and PPIE leads - we have some job vacancies
Come and work with us!
bennett.ox.ac.uk/vacancies/
Victoria Speed retweeted
Anticoagulants help prevent #bloodclots but might affect your #period, causing it to be heavier or longer. If you are affected by this, please contact your anticoagulation clinic or your GP who will help manage this.
@ThrombosisUK
Watch now: bit.ly/3U1vrw0
Victoria Speed retweeted
Blood thinners can worsen your periods and it is often surprising in clinic to learn just how much people put up with. We made this video to help reduce the silent suffering and encourage help to be sought!
Anticoagulants help prevent #bloodclots but might affect your #period, causing it to be heavier or longer. If you are affected by this, please contact your anticoagulation clinic or your GP who will help manage this.
@ThrombosisUK
Watch now: bit.ly/3U1vrw0
Victoria Speed retweeted
EXTRAORDINARY JOB
3 year Oxford college post-doc fellowship at @JesusOxford doing YOUR own research programme in epidemiology, or open science, or data infrastructure, anything aligned to @BennettOxford work on @OpenSAFELY @openprescribing @FDAAAtracker and similar.
JOIN US!
Victoria Speed retweeted
ICYMI: Check out this great #RPTHIllustratedreview on the use of DOACs for #VTE in special populations!
Full paper ➡️:rpthjournal.org/article/S247…
Victoria Speed retweeted
Really delighted with the reception given to our #rpthillustratedreview on #DOACs. It was a real labour of love and involved some very amusing brainstorming 🧠 sessions! How can we convey the difficulties with extrapolating trial data to real world patients? Et voila!
Victoria Speed retweeted
Congratulations to @KingsCollegeNHS Thrombosis Team winners of #VTE Award 2023 @ThrombosisUK for Outstanding Patient Resource: Want to know more about your risk of blood clots in hospital? youtu.be/jJ1GaYDBXj4?si=HkmU… via @YouTube @CliveKay @thrombosisday @EmmaGeeVTE @LaraNRoberts1
Victoria Speed retweeted
TRiP(plasty) gives individual #VTE risk post hip/knee #arthroplasty. Pleasure working with the brilliant @bannenemeth @s_cannegieter et al! 70% patients ‘low risk’ - time to rethink optimal #thromboprophylaxis approach? @ThrombosisUK @bhwords @ProfMakris tinyurl.com/yeswys9h
Victoria Speed retweeted
@NHSEngland to expand use of the OpenSAFELY secure COVID-19 research platform to help find new treatments for major killer conditions.
The @OpenSAFELY service was developed in collaboration with @BennettOxford at @OxPrimaryCare, @UniofOxford.
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🩸💊Are you curious how to manage #DOACS in patients at extremes of body weight, kidney and liver function?
Check out this #RPTHIllustratedReview from @AryaRoopen @czuprynska_j @VictoriaSpeed3 that answers those questions and more!
🔗rpthjournal.org/article/S247…
Victoria Speed retweeted
Thanks @sholzberg ! We cover essential info for safe #DOAC use. Shout-out to ace pharmacists Jig Patel & @VictoriaSpeed3 & resident artist-haematologist @czuprynska_j !! We had fun with it, hope folk find it useful. @thrombosisday @ThrombosisUK @AnticoagForum @KingsCollegeNHS – at London, England
This is one of the most brilliant illustrated reviews that @RPTHjournal has published yet. Are you in need of a review that encapsulates relevant considerations in DOAC prescripting? Well….these authors have got your back. I repeat: this is BRILLIANT.
Victoria Speed retweeted
This is one of the most brilliant illustrated reviews that @RPTHjournal has published yet. Are you in need of a review that encapsulates relevant considerations in DOAC prescripting? Well….these authors have got your back. I repeat: this is BRILLIANT.
🩸💊Are you curious how to manage #DOACS in patients at extremes of body weight, kidney and liver function?
Check out this #RPTHIllustratedReview from @AryaRoopen @czuprynska_j @VictoriaSpeed3 that answers those questions and more!
🔗rpthjournal.org/article/S247…