DrSuveer Singh, BSc MBBS FRCP PhD EDIC DICM
Professor of Practice(Respiratory & Intensive Care Medicine)
Department of Surgery & Cancer - Faculty of Medicine
- Professor of Practice(Respiratory & Intensive Care Medicine)Department of Surgery & Cancer - Faculty of Medicine
- 020 3315 8000 (Work)
- Imperial College London, Faculty of Medicine, APMIC, Surgery and Cancer, Adult Intensive Care Unit, Chelsea and Westminster Hospital, Chelsea and Westminster Campus, SW10 9NH, United Kingdom
RESEARCH
Overview
Ventilator associated / Hospital Acquired pneumonia.
Early diagnostic markers:
VAP -VAPrapid
INHALE and INHALE-C
Antibiotics stewardship:
10y profile of ICU antibiotic use Chelsea and Westminster Hospital
WHY STOP - Behavioural influence and effect of POCT on antibiotic stop decisions
Burns Inhalation Injury:
12y review of BI patients outcomes at the London Burns centre
MetAanalysis and Observational studies of BII (BIOS)
iBronch BII - inter rater reliability in grading BII
Deep learning framework for grading BII bronchoscopically
Norepinephrine in early Burns related injury
Bronchoscopy in Intensive Care:
Review of training programmes and developing improved standards
COVID Bronchoscopy guidelines
RASECAL - RCT of safety and efficacy of a closed sampling system compared with standard sampling
ARDS- SARF FOLLOW UP"
ECMO infections
TASTE ICU- developing an applicable product for TASTE deprivation in ICU
Antibiotic decision making in ICU; A behavioural approach
WHY STOP.
A behavioural approach to decision making about stopping antibiotics in ICU.
An Imperial College approved observational cohort study.
Part of a programme to understand factors influencing bias, noise, intuition and learned behaviours in clinician's decisions related to Antibiotic stewardship.
Why STOP? Decision making in antibiotic use on ICU.