
2020 has been extraordinary.
But we wanted to share the 10 reasons we are proud of 2020 by the S-Lab research group of @PICU_BCH & @BacrUob @unibirmingham
AND to say a HUGE 'thank you' to everyone who has made this possible #teamscience #PedsICU #2020


Hussin Albargi @AlBaRqi14 (PhD student: paediatric prehospital cardiac arrest)
Mirjam Kool @mirjam_kool (ACF – post-arrest #TTM Intra-arrest physiological monitoring @ILCOR) & 1st publication! https://t.co/9PIOYh8hub

d. Trystan Gruffydd @TrystanGruffydd (BMedSci student – GCS prognostication post-TBI @ISPNeurosurgery ). & many more stars of the future

Helped co-ordinate UK @PICSociety involvement in #NIHR & UK #COVID19 / #PIMSTS research. Local PIs to @GenomiccStudy @RecoveryICU
https://t.co/XfdUtytsqI

Chaired #PIMSTS @BWC_NHS MDT research group – awesome commitment and dedication from the whole paediatric acute care research team!
Collaborated in #COVID19 guidance for @ESPNIC and shared with colleagues in India, USA and wider world via multiple @PICSociety webinars and @JohnsHopkins https://t.co/sbS88ut9TD
https://t.co/SraMJi0BP6
https://t.co/OYJ7ydX35N
https://t.co/6HxD9zI8rQ
https://t.co/CM5slPOQQC
https://t.co/UJkjKtu269
@RowberryTracey Leads the @ESPNIC_Society #Whatseizure? EU wide exploring of #qEEG #aEEG practice - still time left to reply!
Shared implementation of bedside #qEEG monitoring @PICU_BCH https://t.co/KEfgJU8yeb

@WillMcDevitt1 & @bch_neurophys questioned the role of SSEPs in #postarrestcareinkids https://t.co/a6XsX6AaiU

#NEUROPACK nearly complete! Prognostic uncertainty in #PostArrestCareinKids https://t.co/9ss0Rs5mbh
#PREPACK study with @WarwickCTU exploring the impact of bystander CPR
#NAP7 @NAPs_RCoA CA during critical care transport, with @jas_soar

Delivered @NIHRresearch funded @PermitStudy multicentre 14 site prospective study, feasibility assessment, PERMIT intervention development and now ready for Phase 3 in 2021 & publications++


Travelled the virtual #pedsicu world to share S-Labs work @EAPSCongress @ERC_resus @Ilcor_org @PICSociety @icurehab @WFPICCS #pedsicu #icurehab conferences
Exploded twitter with #BCHNEURO20 x2 talks DM to @drzaf_pic!]

https://t.co/1SkxkuiXuT

A brilliant #pedsicu book, and an invalulable (free!) app https://t.co/sN1fYkCseq
https://t.co/p0SOAGy4qW

#COVID19 #vaccinate #NeverForgotten
https://t.co/ULlramDlF6
and share with you the S-Lab group publication list
https://t.co/IMWQJDY1Gu

Collaborations always welcome! @BarneyUoB
Keep safe all & #BeKind
Credits:@charliemackesy

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Let's talk honestly about "informed consent."
Someone with decades of training gives someone with none advice usually packed into 1-3 mins. Huge amount is based on trust. Huge potential for bias built in. But also there is no obligation to provide real alternative options.
I am classified as 'gifted' (obnoxious and ableist term). I mention because of what I am about to say. You all know that I was an ambulatory wheelchair user previously - could stand - but contractures have ended that. When I pleaded for physio, turned down. But did you know...
I recently was chatting with a doctor I know and explaining what happened and the day the physiatrist told me it was too late and nothing could be done. The doctor asked if I'd like one of her friends/colleagues to give second opinion. I said yes please! So...
She said can you send me MRI and other imaging they did to determine it wasn't possible to address your contractures.
Me: What?
Dr.: They did a MRI first before deciding right?
Me: No
Dr: What did they do??!
Me: Examined me for 2 minutes.
Dr: I am very angry rn. Can't talk.
My point is you don't even know if you are making "informed" decisions because the only source of information you have is the person who has already decided what they think you should do. And may I remind you of a word called 'compliance.'
Someone with decades of training gives someone with none advice usually packed into 1-3 mins. Huge amount is based on trust. Huge potential for bias built in. But also there is no obligation to provide real alternative options.
MAiD isn't eugenics. The task for the medical profession is to ensure informed consent. Failures on that front should result in enforcement of the law. But Bill C-7 is the result of the existing regime imposing unnecessary, unconstitutional harms by blocked access to MAiD.
— Emmett Macfarlane (@EmmMacfarlane) February 13, 2021
I am classified as 'gifted' (obnoxious and ableist term). I mention because of what I am about to say. You all know that I was an ambulatory wheelchair user previously - could stand - but contractures have ended that. When I pleaded for physio, turned down. But did you know...
I recently was chatting with a doctor I know and explaining what happened and the day the physiatrist told me it was too late and nothing could be done. The doctor asked if I'd like one of her friends/colleagues to give second opinion. I said yes please! So...
She said can you send me MRI and other imaging they did to determine it wasn't possible to address your contractures.
Me: What?
Dr.: They did a MRI first before deciding right?
Me: No
Dr: What did they do??!
Me: Examined me for 2 minutes.
Dr: I am very angry rn. Can't talk.
My point is you don't even know if you are making "informed" decisions because the only source of information you have is the person who has already decided what they think you should do. And may I remind you of a word called 'compliance.'