Tagged: Heather Jarman
ED Clinical Research Group – Publications
Services at | Updated 2 Apr 2023 | Tags: Clinical Research Unit ED Emergency Department Heather Jarman Research
Below are the publications from members of the Emergency Department team. 2023 publications (alphabetical) Charsley J, Jarman H. Assessment and management of pelvic fractures from high-energy trauma in adults. Emergency Nurse. 2023. doi: 10.7748/en.2023.e2151 Halter M, Jarman H, Moss P, et al Configurations and outcomes of acute hospital care for …
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Emergency Department Collaborative Research Group
Services at | Updated 30 May 2024 | Tags: collaborative research ED Emergency Department Emergency Nurse Heather Jarman Research
Follow us on Twitter @stgEDresearch The Emergency Department (ED) at St George’s leads and participates in a number of research projects through the work of the Collaborative Research Group. The group is part of St George’s Translational and Clinical Research Institute, a joint initiative between the Trust and St George’s, University …
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The EDCO studies: research into low level carbon monoxide exposure in emergency department patients
The EDCO studies: research into low level carbon monoxide exposure in emergency department patients | Updated 30 May 2024 | Tags: a&e carbon monoxide EDCO Emergency Department Heather Jarman Research
<< Back to ED Clinical Research Unit page Twitter @TheEDCOstudy1 Carbon monoxide is a colourless, tasteless, odourless gas produced by incomplete fuel combustion. The signs and symptoms of exposure are non-specific and therefore it is difficult to diagnose; if the diagnosis is missed it may lead to long-term health problems. …
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St George’s to build South London’s first hospital helipad
News & events | 18 Sep 2012 | Tags: Heather Jarman helipad HELP
St George’s University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust announced today, Tuesday 18th September, that it has been granted formal planning permission to develop a helipad at St George’s Hospital in Tooting. It will be only the second hospital helipad in London and the first south of the river. The development will be partly funded through a grant of £1million from the County Air Ambulance Trust HELP (Helicopter Emergency Landing Pad) Appeal.
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