Dr Simon Glasgow

Clinical Research Fellow

I am an honorary lecturer at the C4TS. My PhD investigated discrete event simulation of blood use in trauma under surge conditions.

Alongside my thesis work, I was also the site clinical lead for the international RCT SyNAPSe investigating the efficacy of Progesterone in the treatment of traumatic brain injury (the trial is now completed). I graduated in Medicine from UCL in 2006 and hold post qualification membership to the College of Emergency Medicine and the Royal College of Surgeons.

I have been supported in my research to-date through a Grant from the NIHR and a Research Fellowship from the Royal College of Surgeons of England.

Supervision

I have a keen interest in all areas of trauma care from the individual through to disaster response and achieved the Diploma in the Medical Care of Catastrophes in 2012.

Teaching

I teach as a PBL tutor and examine MBBS final year examinations at QMUL. I have also have been a senior member of the anatomy department teaching MBBS dissection at UCL since 2008.

Research interests:

My research interests involve: Understanding the acute physiological response to traumatic injury, improvement in the management and outcomes of patients involved in mass casualty events and disasters, and the use of computer modelling techniques in healthcare.

I am heavily involved with the Discrete events simulation modelling of blood provision in mass casualty events project.

Contact

email: simon.glasgow@bartshealth.nhs.uk
Tel: +44 (0) 203 594 0731

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