My name is Hisham Abdelrhim, I am 45 years old. I am a paediatrcian with interest in neonates. I have been working in the field of paediatrics and neonatology since May 2002.
I Graduated in 1998 from the medical school of Ain Shams University, Egypt, I was awarded a master’s degree in paediatrics from the same university in2004. I got the MRCPCH, London in 2009.
I moved to the UK in Jan 2011, in 2012 I joined the national paediatric training program at the level of ST4, I was trained in the tertiary NICU of Bristol University, South West of England for 3 years as a senior middle grade doctor followed by one year as a senior clinical fellow in the same neonatal unit. I have got the CESR (Cert of Eligibility for the Specialist Register) in paediatrics, in May 2018, since then I have been doing locum neonatal jobs as a consultant/Senior Neonatal Registrar
I am registered as a consultant in the Egyptian Medical Syndicate.
I am competent and confident doing and teaching all paediatric and neonatal procedures, have been exposed to a very wide spectrum of acute and non-acute neonatal problems. I am competent in using all kinds of ventilation from nasal CPAP and non-invasive ventilation to the conventional ventilation, high frequency oscillation and pressure support ventilation, I am very experienced in treating cases of persisting pulmonary hypertension and using nitric oxide therapy. I have long experience in the management of neonatal surgical emergencies like congenital diaphragmatic hernia, TOF, imperforate anus, gastroschisis.and gut malrotation Having worked in the neonatal unit of Bristol university (the biggest cooling Centre in Europe) for 4 years has given me a lot of experience in using therapeutic hypothermia in management of HIE babies
During my training in the UK I have been actively involved in all pillars of clinical governance. I have led many audit cycles and quality improvement projects that led to significant changes in the local practice, many of these projects were presented in national and international conferences and published in well recognized journals inside and outside the UK (British Journal of Hospital Medicine, BMJ, The Indian Journal of Paediatrics and the American Journals of Case Reports).
In terms of the research, I have a passion in research, my first research exposure was back home when I conducted a lab-based research in neonatal seizures for 2 years, I was awarded a masters’ degree upon completing and discussing this research. During my training in the UK I have not got a chance to do research posts however I acted as a co-investigator in many of the local trials like the Gene Study, WHEAT Trial and the Xenon/Cooling Trial. I Actively participated in the randomization process, consenting parents, and collection of research samples (umbilical cord and blood).
I have conducted my own research activities in the form of retrospective observational surveys to question the value and quality of some of the common practices in the neonatal unit, they were presented in national and international conferences and were also published in medical journals. The first one was about the ability to recognize the neonatal bilious vomiting among medical staff, nurses, midwives and parents. The second was retrospective observational survey about babies who had lumbar puncture over a year and 10 years in a tertiary and a level 2 units, respectively.
In terms of teaching experience, I have been actively participating in the local teaching program, I have taught undergraduates and postgraduates, medical and nursing staff, in small group, seminars, bedside and as an observer in simulation training. I have got excellent feedback from different audience. As one of the main speakers I presented my audits and surveys in international paediatric and neonatal conferences (Egypt, Italy, Creszh and Spain).
In Bristol I used to transport babies for short trips to and from the childrens hospital for surgery, however, I have not done a proper transport post yet. I have plans to attend neonatal transport training courses.
At the personal level I am flexible, good team worker and I have very good communication skills. I have had a lot of positive feedback from my senior, junior colleagues, nurses and midwives, I am a well-rounded doctor who worked in several places.
Since I graduate from medical school I have been moving a lot between hospitals and countries to learn and continuously, develop my knowledge and experience, but it is time to establish myself in a good place , devote myself to, learn and share in building guidelines which will persist…If I was lucky and got this opportunity I will aim to develop the following skills and knowledge:
-Developing interest in neonatal neurology and therapeutic hypothermia and neonatal education
-Neonatal Echo skills and competency in running neonatal cardiology clinic
-Obtain a degree or extended course in medical education
-Get actively involved in leading a proper research project or trial, may also attend few training courses and workships to enhancer my research skills
-Will aim at developing interest in neonatal neurology and neonatal education
Please see below the details of updated CV hope it finds your interest
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Yours faithfully
Hisham Abdelrhim
MBBCh, MSc, MRCPCH(UK), CESR (CCT-equivalent) in Paediatrics and Neonates
Registered as a Specialist in Paediatrics and Neonates in the GMC UK
The Regional Neonatal Unit of Saint Michaels Hospital, Bristol
The United Kingdom, Post Code: BS2 8EG
Email: mrcpch1@hotmail.com Telephone: +447574158326 (you can text me on this number)
Curriculum Vitae
Personal Details:
• Given Name Hisham
• Other Names Ahmed Mahmoud
• Surname Abdelrhim
• Birth Date 19/05/1974
• Nationality British/Egyptian
• Gender Man
Contact Details:
• Email Address mrcpch1@hotmail.com
• Telephone Number 00447848450291
• Mobile Phone Number 00447574158326
Address:
• Address 4C HUNSTANTON AVE
• Town/City Birmingham
• Country United Kingdom
• Postal Code B17 8TA
Registration:
I-General Medical Council UK:
Registration details:
Registration Number 7096701
Status Fully registered medical practitioner with a licence to practise
Full Registration Granted On 11 Oct 2010
Specialist Register Specialist in paediatrics 2018
designated body?
II-Egyptian Medical Syndicate:
Registration details:
Registration Number 136172
Status Fully registered medical practitioner ‘’consultant paediatrician’’ with a licence to practise
Full Registration Granted On 09/03/2016
Membership:
The Royal College of Pediatrics and Child Health: Registered as an ordinary member passed:
First Part Exam: September2004
Second Part Exam: June 2006
Third Part Exam (Clinical): December2008
The Egyptian Society of Neonatology: member since 2009.
EDUCATION & QUALIFICATION
Undergraduate
School: Nokrashy Secondary Military School, Cairo, Egypt, Passed the exit exam of the Secondary School, in 1991
MBBCh (Bachelor of Medicine and Surgery): University of Ain Shams, The Faculty of Medicine, Cairo, Egypt, from Oct 1992 – to December 1998:
Postgraduate:
Master Degree 2004: University of Ain Shams, The Faculty of Medicine, Cairo, Egypt, from 2002 to 2004: MSc in Neonatology (Neonatal Seizures). Grade: very good
MRCPCH (UK) 2009: Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health, London, The United Kingdom
CESR in paediatrics&neonates (Certificate of Eligibility for Specialist Register = CCT equivalent) 2018
Employment:
Employment 1 (CURRENT):
From Nov 2017 till now (Consultant/Senior Neonatal Registrar):
I have been rotating between different neonatal units in the UK as a full-time locum registrar in the following units:
The NICU of Birmingham City Hospital
The NICU of North Tees University Hospitals
The Regional Neonatal Unit of Belfast
The NICU of the North Midland University Hospitals, the Royal Stoke Hospital
The NICU of the Royal Bolton Hospital
In addition to few neonatal shifts in Burnley hospital, Luton hospital, Leeds University hospitals and Lister hospital
Duties and responsibilities for all these locum positions are:
-Play a full part in the medical management of patients in the neonatal
units, transitional care and postnatal wards.
-Leeding and participating in the weekly grand round and neonatal radiology meetings
-Taking part and also supervising junior trainees in preparation for mortality meetings
-Communicating with the parents and updating them during and outside the ward rounds
-Supervising trainees attending high risk deliveries. Supporting the juniors and teach them in the acute situation
-Supervise junior advanced nurse practitioners
-Participate actively in the education programme that includes organised teaching sessions and bedside teaching
-Participating in the trials and studies running in the unit e.g. the neonatal unity in the city hospital of Birmingham is involved in the WHEAT trial, I act as a co-investigator after I had training about the study in the same unit
Employment 2:
Start date 18/01/2016
• Finish date 01/01/2017
• Current Yes
• Name and location of hospitals University Hospitals Bristol NHS Trust Saint Michael's Hospital - NICU Southwell Street, Bristol BS2 8EG
• Country United Kingdom
• Post title Senior Clinical Fellow/Equivalent to ST6+
• Specialty Neonates
• Employment Type Full Time
• Hours of clinical practice per week 48
Brief description:
Work as a senior middle grade doctor alongside with senior house officers (SHOs), advanced neonatal nurse practitioner, consultants, neonatal nurses and postnatal midwives.
Lead the team in all kinds of neonatal emergencies including the delivery of extreme preterm, cardiac and surgical babies; in addition to the neonatal emergencies happen inside the unit. (consultants are called, occasionally, as per unit policy).
Lead the postnatal round and formulate management and discharge plans
Working as a senior registrar in the neonatal unit during the normal hours and out of hours, examining patients, ordering investigations, and formulating treatments
Leading discharge planning meetings
Presenting cases in the perinatal mortality meetings
Teaching the SHOs, nurses and medical students. Participating in the journal club Rota.
Participating in clinical governance and audits
Transporting sick and surgical neonates from and to Bristol children’s hospital
Employment 3:
• Start date 01/09/2014
• Finish date 17/01/2016
• Current No
• Name and location of hospitals Saint Michael's Hospital, Bristol University Hospitals
The Regional NICU for the South West of England
• Country United Kingdom
• Post title Senior Registrar (training post at the level of ST6 and ST7)
• Specialty Neonates
• Employment Type Full Time
• Hours of clinical practice per week 48
Job description:
Same middle grade cover see below, the same duties and responsibilities but here was a part of the run through training program (Severn Deanery) with annual ARCP meetings
Brief description:
work as a senior middle grade doctor alongside with senior house officers (SHOs), advanced neonatal nurse practitioner, consultants, neonatal nurses and postnatal midwives.
Lead the team in all kinds of neonatal emergencies including the delivery of extreme preterm, cardiac and surgical babies; in addition to the neonatal emergencies happen inside the unit. (consultants are called, occasionally, as per unit policy).
Lead the postnatal round and formulate management and
discharge plans
Working as a senior registrar in the neonatal unit during the normal hours and out of hours, examining patients, ordering investigations, and formulating treatments
Leading discharge planning meetings
Presenting cases in the perinatal mortality meetings
Teaching the SHOs, nurses and medical students. Participating in the journal club Rota.
Participating in clinical governance and audits
Transporting sick and surgical neonates from and to Bristol children’s hospital
Employment 6:
• Start date 03/03/2014
• Finish date 01/09/2014
• Current No
• Name and location of hospitals North Bristol NHS Trust Southmead Hospital Neonatal Unit Southmead Rd, Westbury-on-Trym, Bristol BS10 5NB
• Country United Kingdom
• Engaged in medical practice? Employed- Medical Capacity
• Post title Specialty Trainee ST 6
• Specialty Neonates
• Employment Type Full Time
• Hours of clinical practice per week 48
Brief description:
Work as a senior middle grade doctor with senior house officers (SHOs), advanced neonatal nurse practitioner, consultants, neonatal nurses and postnatal midwives.
Lead the team in all kind of deliveries and neonatal emergencies including the delivery of extreme preterm, cardiac and surgical babies; in addition to the neonatal emergencies happen inside the unit. (consultants are called occasionally as per unit policy).
Lead the postnatal round and formulate management and discharge plans
Working as a senior registrar in the neonatal units during the
normal hours and out of hours
Teaching the SHOs, nurses and medical students. Participating in the journal club Rota.
Participating in clinical governance and audits
Employment 7:
• Start date 01/09/2013
• Finish date 01/03/2014 (this date is wrongly written as 01/09/2014) in my online application, the date here is the correct one
• Current No
• Name and location of hospitals Yeovil NHS Foundation Trust Yeovil District Hospital Paediatrics Higher Kingston Yeovil Somerset BA21 4AT
• Country United Kingdom
• Engaged in medical practice? Employed- Medical Capacity
• Post title Specialty Trainee ST5
• Specialty Community Paediatrics
• Employment Type Full Time
• Hours of clinical practice per week 48
Job description:
Middle grade cover for acute general paediatrics normal and out of hours shifts.
Lead the ward rounds and delegate jobs to the team members
Doing clinics in paediatric behavioral disorders e.g. ADHD, autistic spectrum disorders, learning difficulties.
Attending school meetings (specialized schools for children with learning difficulties) e.g. MAISIE meetings, selection committee meetings
Attending autistic spectrum panels
Attending CAMHS clinics and joint meetings
Doing joint clinics with physiotherapist, speech and language therapists and occupational therapists
Participating in the clinical governance and audits
Employment 8:
• Start date 01/09/2012
• Finish date 01/09/2013
• Current No
• Name and location of hospitals Yeovil Hospital NHS Foundation Trust Paediatric Department Higher Kingston Yeovil Somerset BA21 4AT
• Country United Kingdom
• Post title Specialty Trainee ST4-5
• Specialty General Paediatrics
• Employment Type Full Time
• Hours of clinical practice per week 48
Job description:
• Supporting the Paediatric Assessment Unit;
• Responsibility for infants receiving intensive care on the neonatal intensive care unit
• Involvement with consultant-led, post-take ward rounds and independently leading paediatric ward rounds
• Assessment of cases involving safeguarding children issues
• General paediatric clinics
• Writing and updating protocols
• Contributing to the formal teaching programme;
• Contributing to the clinical governance and audit programme
• Administrative duties, including preparation of discharge summaries
• Education and supervision of ST1 and GPVTS trainees and medical students
Employment 9
• Start date 03/03/2012
• Finish date 03/09/2012
• Current No
• Name and location of hospitals Bristol University Hospital Saint Michaels Hospital The Neonatal Unit Southwell Street Bristol BS2 8EG
• Country United Kingdom
• Post title Specialty Trainee ST4
• Specialty Paediatric (Neonatal Rotation)
• Employment Type Full Time
• Hours of clinical practice per week 48
Job description:
Work as a senior middle grade doctor alongside with senior house officers (SHOs), advanced neonatal nurse practitioner, consultants, neonatal nurses and postnatal midwives.
Lead the team in all kinds of neonatal emergencies including the delivery of extreme preterm, cardiac and surgical babies; in addition to the neonatal emergencies happen inside the unit. (consultants are called, occasionally, as per unit policy).
Lead the postnatal round and formulate management and
discharge plans
Working as a senior registrar in the neonatal unit during the normal hours and out of hours, examining patients, ordering investigations, and formulating treatments
Leading discharge planning meetings
Presenting cases in the perinatal mortality meetings
Teaching the SHOs, nurses and medical students. Participating in the journal club Rota.
Participating in clinical governance and audits
Transporting sick and surgical neonates from and to Bristol children’s hospital
Employment 10
• Start date 27/07/2011
• Finish date 03/03/2012
• Current No
• Name and location of hospitals University Hospitals of Bristol Saint Michaels Hospital The Regional Neonatal Unit Southwell Street BS2 8EG
• Country United Kingdom
• Engaged in medical practice? Employed- Medical Capacity
• Post title Senior Clinical Fellow
• Specialty Neonates
• Employment Type Full Time
• Hours of clinical practice per week 48
Job description:
Work as a senior middle grade doctor with senior house officers(SHOs), advanced neonatal nurse practitioner, consultants, neonatal nurses and postnatal midwives.
Lead the team in all kind of deliveries and neonatal emergencies including the delivery of extreme preterm, cardiac and surgical babies; in addition to the neonatal emergencies happen inside the
unit. (consultants are called occasionally as per unit policy).
Lead the postnatal round and formulate management and discharge plans
Working as a senior registrar in the neonatal units during the
normal hours and out of hours
Teaching the SHOs, nurses and medical students. Participating in the journal club Rota.
Participating in clinical governance and audits
Transporting sick and surgical neonates from and to Bristol children’s hospital
Employment 11:
• Start date 05/01/2011
• Finish date 20/07/2011
• Current No
• Name and location of hospital Glangwili General Hospital, Carmarthen Dolgwilli Road Carmarthen Carmarthenshire SA31 2AF
• Country United Kingdom
• Post title Specialty Doctor
• Specialty General Paediatrics
• Employment Type Full Time
• Hours of clinical practice per week 48
Job description:
• Supporting the Paediatric Assessment Unit;
• Responsibility for infants receiving intensive care on the neonatal intensive care unit;
• Involvement with consultant-led, post-take ward rounds and independently leading paediatric ward rounds;
• Assessment of cases involving safeguarding children issues;
• General paediatric clinics;
• Writing and updating protocols;
• Contributing to the formal teaching programme;
• Contributing to the clinical governance and audit programme;
• Administrative duties, including preparation of discharge summaries;
• Education and supervision of ST1 and GPVTS trainees and medical students
Employment 12:
• Start date 01/07/2009
• Finish date 26/12/2010
• Current No
• Name and location of hospitals where The Children and Maternity Hospitals of Tabarak 9 Anwar Elmofty St. (behind Taiba Mall) Nasr City, Cairo Egypt
• Country Egypt
• Post title Paediatrcian
• Specialty General Paediatrics and Neonates
• Employment Type Full Time
• Hours of clinical practice per week 52
• Name of supervisor Dr Hamza Sayed Elahl
• Supervisor's post title Professor of Paediatrics
Job description:
• Working as the acting medical director of the polyclinic centre of Ain Shams e.g. handling complaints, rotas, junior doctors interviewing, Etc
• Supporting the Paediatric Assessment Unit
• Responsibility for infants receiving intensive care on the neonatal intensive care unit
• Involvement with consultant-led, post-take ward rounds and independently leading paediatric ward rounds
• Assessment of cases involving safeguarding children issues
• General paediatric and neonatal clinics
• Writing and updating protocols
• Contributing to the formal teaching programme
• Administrative duties
Employment 13:
• Start date 25/05/2004
• Finish date 01/07/2009
• Current No
• Name and location of hospital The Women and Children's Division of Tabarak Hospitals The Maternity Hospital at: 9 Anwar Elmofty St. (behind Taiba Mall) Nasr City, Cairo, and The Children's Hospital at: 3 Hussein Zohdy St. Ard El-Golf, Heliopolis, Cairo Egypt
• Country Egypt
• Post title Specialist
• Specialty Paediatrics
• Employment Type Full Time
• Hours of clinical practice per week 52
Job description:
• Supporting the Paediatric Assessment Unit
• Responsibility for infants receiving intensive care on the neonatal intensive care unit
• Involvement with consultant-led, post-take ward rounds and independently leading paediatric ward rounds
• Assessment of cases involving safeguarding children issues
• General paediatric and neonatal clinics
• Writing and updating protocols
• Contributing to the formal teaching programme
• Administrative duties
Employment 14:
• Start date 25/05/2002
• Finish date 31/05/2004
• Current No
• Name and location of hospital The Maternity Hospital of Ain Shams University Khalifa El-Maamon St? Cairo, Cairo Governorate 11566, Egypt
• Country Egypt
• Engaged in medical practice? Employed- Medical Capacity
• Post title Clinical- Research Resident
• Specialty Neonates
• Employment Type Full Time
• Hours of clinical practice per week 48
Job description:
The post was 50% research and 50% clinical; and is designed for resident level doctors registered for master’s degree in paediatrics
Responsible for the organization and delivery of the clinical teaching of neonatal medicine in the department of paediatrics
Research activities included consenting parents, clerking patients, storing patient’s data, receiving the anonymized blood samples from the nurse and sending them to the research lab by myself
Follow up clinics for recruited patients at the age of 1 month
Writing the review of literature
Clinical work included:
Attending high risk deliveries and initiating advanced neonatal resuscitation.
Attending the morning rounds in the neonatal unit, examining patients, taking blood samples, writing plans and ordering investigations
Writing discharge summaries
Doing baby checks
Helping the specialist doctor during the out of hours shift
Employment 15:
• Start date 01/03/2000
• Finish date 20/05/2002
• Current No
• Name and location of hospital Tabarak Children's Hospital (Ard El-Golf) 3 Hussein Zohdy St. Ard El-Golf, Heliopolis, Cairo Egypt
• Country Egypt
• Post title Resident
• Specialty Paediatrics
• Employment Type Full Time
• Hours of clinical practice per week 52
• Name of supervisor Dr Hamza Sayed Elahl
• Supervisor's post title Consultant Paediatrcian and Prof. of paediatrics
Job description:
Resident cover at a very busy paediatric A&E, backed up by specialists on floor and consultants on call.
Admitting cases and referral from other hospitals, formulating plans and ordering investigations under the supervision of senior colleagues.
All kind of administration work
Taking blood samples, inserting intravenous lines, and conducting other paediatric procedures with senior support sometimes
Writing discharge summaries
Attending general paediatric clinics either alone or joined clinics with senior colleagues (had done joint clinic with the consultants for 2 years)
Participating in the teaching program
Writing parental education material
Attend a day shift at the pharmacy every 6 weeks
Employment 16:
• Start date 01/03/1999
• Finish date 29/02/2000
• Current No
• Name and location of hospital Ain Shams University Hospitals Khalifa El-Maamon St? Cairo, Cairo Governorate 11566, Egypt
• Country Egypt
• Engaged in medical practice? Employed- Medical Capacity
• Post title Internship Trainee
• Specialty SURGERY, MEDICINE, PAEDIATRICS, A&E, OBSGYNE,PHYSI
• Employment Type Full Time
• Hours of clinical practice per week 48
• Name of supervisor
• Supervisor's post title
Employment 14:
Start date 01/03/1999
Finish date 29/02/2000
Current No
Name and location of hospital Ain Shams University Hospitals Khalifa El-Maamon St? Cairo, Cairo Governorate 11566, Egypt
Country Egypt
Engaged in medical practice? Employed- Medical Capacity
Post title Internship Trainee
Specialty SURGERY, MEDICINE, PAEDIATRICS, A&E, OBSGYNE,PHYSI
Employment Type Full Time
Hours of clinical practice per week 48
Name of supervisor
Supervisor's post title
The internship training 6 rotations, each rotation comprises 2 months, rotations included the following areas:
1-Children’s Hospital
2-Maternity Hospital
3-Internal Medicine Hospital
4—Surgery Hospital
5- Accident and Emergency Department
6-Physical Medicine Department
Job description:
Observers at the outpatient clinics, taking some opportunities to prescribe treatment under direct supervision of senior colleagues
Observing the management of acute cases at the A&E, getting opportunities to do minor procedures under direct supervision of seniors
Opportunities to attend the ward round and getting involved in the day work
Opportunities to attend deliveries and cesarean sections, assessing patients in the pre-and post-labor wards
Clerking patient, administration works
Attending teaching sessions (twice a week) at the university, in addition to the continuous bedside teaching
Awards
Master’s degree in pediatrics, 2004—degree: very good
Research and Experience:
Conducted a laboratory-based research (2002-2004) on the diagnostic and prognostic values of serum prolactin in neonatal seizures. My responsibilities were consenting the parents, collecting samples, clerking the patients and writing the review of literature. The thesis was discussed and accepted completion of the research.
I have conducted 2 retrospective observational quality assessment studies at a District General Hospital (UK). Processed for publication this summer 2019, presented at the national and international conferences as posters (2016):
1-To evaluate the ability of health workers, and parents to identify bilious vomit in newborns. Participants were asked to identify bile colours from a colour-chart of 8 green/yellow colour options. The study showed still there is significant proportion of the health workers misidentify the color of bile. Females were abler to correctly identify the color of bile.
2- A retrospective review of the records of all term babies who had LP done in our unit over the last 10 years, looking for the indications, course of the disease, laboratory and clinical outcome. None of the clinically appearing normal babies with raised CRP had meningitis. None of the babies who had LP done <72 h had meningitis. All meningitis cases were significantly symptomatic prior to the LP test.
-I have participated in large national studies running in our units, like the Gene Study, SIFT trial, SPRING, ELVIS Trial and Xenon trial via collecting samples, consenting parents, or identifying patients fulfilling the criteria for recruitment and calling the research team to randomize them
I am currently participating in the WHEAT trial as a co-investigator at the neonatal unit of the city hospital of Birmingham
WHEAT: withholding Enteral feeds Around packed red cell Transfusion to prevent necrotizing enterocolitis in preterm neonates. It is a multi-center, randomized point of care trial. This means that WHEAT uses information that is already being collected by doctors and nurses as part of day to day care, which makes it much simpler and easier to take part in.
Publications:
I- Managing children with protracted bacterial bronchitis
Siba Prosad Paul DCH, MRCPCH, Hisham Abdelrhim MSc, MRCPCH and Paul Anthony Heaton FRCPC
A literature review
Published in the Prescriber: Volume 24, Issue 8, pages 26–29, 19 April 2013
Volume 24, Issue 8, Version of Record online: 22 APR 2013
http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/psb.1045/abstract
Was also presented as an oral presentation in the 25th Annual Conference of Tabarak Children's Hospitals, May 2014, Cairo Egypt and presented as a poster in the Paediatric Societies Congress EAPS Oct 2014, Barcelona, Spain
II- Varicella and secondary pneumonia in a healthy child: is it time to introduce varicella vaccine in the UK?
Dr Siba P Paul
Paediatrics
Dr Hisham Abdelrhim
Paediatrics
Dr Meridith Kane
Dr Salma Y Haque
Department of Paediatrics, Yeovil District Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, Yeovil, Somerset BA21 4AT
https://doi.org/10.12968/hmed.2013.74.10.590
Published Online: November 18, 2013
A case report
Ranked second author
Published in the British Journal of Hospital Medicine, British Journal of Hospital Medicine, October 2013, Vol 74, No 10- pages 350-51
http://www.pubfacts.com/detail/24105315/Varicella-and-secondary-pneumonia-in-a-healthy-child:-is-it-time-to-introduce-varicella-vaccine-in-t
http://www.magonlinelibrary.com/doi/abs/10.12968/hmed.2013.74.10.590
III- Treatment for early-onset neonatal sepsis.
• Authors:
Hisham Abdelrhim
Yeovil District Hospital NHS Foundation Trust
Paul Anthony Heaton
Yeovil District Hospital NHS Foundation Trust
United Kingdom
Christine Routley
Yeovil District Hospital NHS Foundation Trust
United Kingdom
Dr Siba Prosad Paul, MBBS, DCH, MRCPCH
Bristol Royal Hospital for Children
ST8
Bristol | United Kingdom
Nurs Times 2014 Apr 2-8;110(14):24-5
• April 2014
http://www.pubfacts.com/detail/24772800/Treatment-for-early-onset-neonatal-sepsis
IV-Is what we do rationale? Is lumbar puncture indicated in well looking term newborns < 72 hours age with high CRP values?
Abstract publication in the BMJ
Ranked first author
Arch Dis Child 2014;99:A172 doi:10.1136/archdischild-2014-306237.391
https://adc.bmj.com/content/99/Suppl_1/A172.2
Was also presented as a poster in the RCPCH Annual Conference 2014, Birmingham UK, and presented in the Paediatric Societies Congress EAPS Oct 2014, Barcelona, Spain
V-Recognition of Bile Colour in Neonates
Abstract publication in the BMJ
Ranked first author
Arch Dis Child 2014;99:A46 doi:10.1136/archdischild-2014-306237.109
https://adc.bmj.com/content/99/Suppl_1/A46.1
-Was also presented as a poster in 3 conferences (The South West Paediatric Club meeting 2013 UK, RCPCH Annual Conference 2014 UK, and presented in the Paediatric Societies Congress EAPS Oct 2014, Barcelona, Spain)
VI- Management of Hypoxic-ischemic Encephalopathy.
• Authors:
Dr Siba Prosad Paul, MBBS, DCH, MRCPCH
Bristol Royal Hospital for Children
ST8
Bristol | United Kingdom
Hisham Abdelrhim
Yeovil District Hospital NHS Foundation Trust
Axel Heep
University of Bonn
Germany
Indian J Pediatr 2015 Jun 23;82(6):493-6. Epub 2014 Oct 23.
Department of Neonatal Medicine, Southmead Hospital, Bristol, BS10 5NB, UK,
• June 2015
The Indian Journal of Pediatrics
June 2015, Volume 82, Issue 6, pp 493-496
http://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s12098-014-1592-3
Was also presented at World Congress on Controversies in Paediatrics (CoPedia)
April 24-27, 2014 - Prague, Czech Republic
VII-MISTAKEN identity
Mistaken identity.
• Authors:
Hisham Abdelrhim
Yeovil District Hospital NHS Foundation Trust
Paul Anthony Heaton
Yeovil District Hospital NHS Foundation Trust
United Kingdom
Christine Routley
Yeovil District Hospital NHS Foundation Trust
United Kingdom
Dr Siba Prosad Paul, MBBS, DCH, MRCPCH
Bristol Royal Hospital for Children
ST8
Bristol | United Kingdom
Midwives 2015 ;18:72-4
• May 2015
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/276147739_Mistaken_identity
VIII- Balancing Medical and Non-Accidental Causes of Multiple Fractures in a Child with Progressive Familial Intrahepatic Cholestasis.
• Authors:
• Hisham Abdelrhim,
• Sami Khan,
• Paul Heaton,
• Rajeev Peeka
Am J Case Rep 2017 Nov 9;18:1190-1193. Epub 2017 Nov 9.
Department of Paediatrics, Royal Glamorgan Hospital, Cwm Taf University Health Board, Llantrisant, Rhondda Cynon Taf, United Kingdom.
https://www.amjcaserep.com/download/index/idArt/905807
IX-A Retrospective Observational Survey for Assessment of The Service Quality of Lumbar Punctures in Neonates
Citation: Hisham Abdelrhim. “A Retrospective Observational Survey for Assessment of The Service Quality of Lumbar Punctures in Neonates”. Acta Scientific Paediatrics 2.8 (2019): 13-18.
https://www.actascientific.com/ASPE/pdf/ASPE-02-0104.pdf
Teaching:
Departmental:
1-Altered Conscious Level in Children
How to practically approach these cases in line with the most updated APLS guidelines
2-Gastroenteritis in Children
Presented to medical students about causes, pathogenesis, complications investigations and treatment
3-Fetal Circulation
Presented to the SHOs and registrars focusing on the abnormal transition in persistent pulmonary hypertension, congenital cyanotic heart diseases and diaphragmatic hernia
4-Necrotizing Enterocolitis in newborn babies
Presented to medical students about causes, pathogenesis, complications investigations and treatment
5-Neonatal screening
Presented as a part of the SHO teaching sessions
6-Bile vomiting in newborns
Causes, management, and pitfalls
7-Common Postnatal Wards Problems
8-Rashes in neonates
9- At the verge of viability
Departmental teaching session on different outcomes of extreme premature babies
10-Fetomaternal transfusion
Case study teaching
11-Neonatal Rashes
Departmental teaching
Neonatal Sepsis
Neonatal ventilation
National:
1-Recognition of bile vomit in newborn
Poster at the RCPCH annual meeting April, 2014
2-Is what we do rationale
Poster at the RCPCH annual meeting April, 2014
3-Pharmalogical treatment of hypoxic ischaemic encephalopathy
Oral presentation at Annual Meetings of Tabarak Maternity and Children Hospitals 2018
International:
Management of protracted bacterial bronchitis
Poster at the European Paediatric Academy Meeting 2014, Spain
Continuing Professional Development (CPD):
1-Southwest Paediatric Club Meeting 29 Novemeber 2014 cert of attendance included in a previous section
2-Annual RCPCH Conferrence April 2014--Starting date: 08/04/2014, Ending date: 10/04/2014 Location: Birmingham, UK Summary--poster presentation copies are included + email
3-The 5th Congress of the European Academy of Paediatrics Barcelona, Spain, from 17-21 October, 2014, email and photocopy of the poster presentation as an evidence for attendance
4-Good Clinical Practice attending--Somerset Academy-Yeovil 2013
5-Human factor study day 2015
7-Safe Guarding Children Level III training courses 2012, 2016, 2017
8-Female Genital Mutilation Course 2016
9-Safe Guarding Children Professional Witness Report Writing 2016 + Safe Guarding Children Level III Updates 2016
10-Leadership for Clinicians: Medical Leadership Training Course 2016
11-Safe Guarding Children Level 3 Training Course (2016) - Maintaining and Updating Competences
12-Safe Prescribing Course 2016
13-Pain Management Training Program (Royal College of Anaesthetists) 2016
14-Safe Guarding Adults Level 2, 2017 (2 courses this year)
15-Safe Guarding Children Level 2 and Level 3, Oct 2017
16-New Information Governance Course, 2017
17-New Equality, Diversity and Human Rights training course, 2017
18-NHS Conflict Resolution Training course, 2017
19-Preventing Radicalisation Level 1 and 2, 2017
20-New Moving and Handling Level 1 training course, 2017
21-New Fire Safety Training Course, 2017
Conferences attended:
• Annual Tabarak Conferences, Cairo Egypt, 2006, 2008, 2009 and 2010.
• Southwest Paediatric Club Meeting 2013
• RCPCH Annual meetings April 2014
• European Paediatric Academy Meeting 2014, Spain
• Tabarak Children’s Hospitals Annual Conference, Cairo, Egypt 2017
• Courses attended:
-Introduction to Good Clinical Practice attending--Somerset Academy-Yeovil 2013
-Human factor in NICU study day 2015
-Safe Guarding Children Level III Maintaining and Updating Competency 2016
-Female Genital Mutilation Course 2016
-Safe Guarding Children Level III- Professional Witness Report Writing 2016
-Safe Guarding Children Level 3 Training Course (2016) - Maintaining and Updating Competences
-Leadership for Clinicians: Medical Leadership Training Course 2016
-Communicating in organization training Course 2016
-Team Dynamics (E-learning course)
-Dealing with conflict 2016
-Safe Prescribing Course 2016
-Paediatric Prescribing Principles (training course 2018)
-Pain Management Training Program (Royal College of Anaesthetists) 2016
-Prescription Competency Test at NICU - University Hospital of --Bristol 2016
-NLS 2011, NLS 2016
-APLS Derby Hospital 2012
-European Advanced Paediatric Life Support course 2017 at Prince Charles Hospital
-Cranial Ultrasound Course, Cambridge 2014
-Advanced Communication Course, Hillingdon House Feb 2014
-Level III Child Protection Course 2017
-Safe Blood Transfusion Training March 2018
-Management of hyponatremia in neonates March 2018 (E-learning Course)
-Cleft Palate: Examination in the Newborn May 2018 (E-Learning Course)
-Obtaining feedback for personal development 2018 (E-Learning Course)
-Vaccines in practice 2018 (RCPCH E-learning Course)
-Recognizing Neuromuscular Disorders – A practical approach 2018
-Spotting Sick Child 2018
Audits:
-Clinical Audit (re-audit) of Gentamicin prescription and administration, led the audit, collected data and presented the outcome (at St Michaels Hospital, NICU). 2011
-Management of early onset neonatal sepsis, led the audit, collected data and presented the outcome, created safe prescribing bundle form with some change of the practice (Yeovil 2012)
-Clinical Audit of the management of Neonatal Hypoglycemia, led the audit, collected data and presented the outcome (Yeovil District Hospital, 2012)
-Clinical Audit of Do Not Attend Clinical Outpatient (DNAs) at the paediatric Department, supervised other colleague, helped in collecting the data and making the final presentation (Yeovil District Hospital) 2014
-Clinical audit of term newborn admissions into the NICU -Southmead Hospital. 2014, started by collecting notes but handed-over to other colleague due to moving to other hospital
-Started the audit of car seat challenge test in the regional neonatal unit of the whole South West of England and Wales. 2016, began the audit, registered the audit, collected the notes and extracted half of the data, had to handover to other colleague due to moving
-Clinical Audit of Emergency Re-Admission of , 2017, collecting notes, extract data, audit completed and presented
-Clinical audit of neonatal hypoglycemia auditing our practice in prevention of babies at risks of hypoglycemia and treatment of babies who had hypoglycemia between March 2016 and June 2017- I led, designed, collected data and presented this audit
-Clinical govenance: the QI Project of Reducing Term Admission to Neonatal Units at the R, I was the leader of this project 2017
Teaching and training experience:
Relevant teaching experience
I have been involved in Clinical teaching since my graduation. I have received excellent feedback in from all. (will be provided)
I have taught undergraduates, junior colleges, nurses and midwives in small group, didactic, scenario and bedside teaching. I have lead formal departmental teaching, and journal clubs. I enjoy teaching practical and interpretation skills to junior colleagues formally and as part of the normal working day. I like to use the problem-based approach as a method of teaching.
I have developed my own techniques in teaching parents. I enjoy teaching parents through counselling and updating them on the neonatal unit I have become skilled in explaining medical issues clearly in an accessible manner. I have taught children through pictures, play and demonstration
Medical students
e.g. Altered Conscious Level in Children
Neonatal Sepsis
Neonatal ventilation
Neonatal Seizures
Neonatal Anaemia
Fetal Circulation
Necrotizing Enterocolitis in newborn babies
The Neurological examination of Children
Neonatal Life Support
Junior Doctors:
e.g. Neonatal screening
Bile vomiting in Paediatrics
Common Postnatal Wards Problems
Rashes in newborns
Hemolytic Uremic Syndrome
Cranial Ultrasounds
Journal Club
e.g. Allopurinol in HIE
Blood Transfusion and Neonatal Enterocolitis
Case presentation:
e.g. At the verge of viability
femur fracture in toddler
Fetomaternal transfusion
Management experience:
- Organizing teaching sessions of junior doctors
-Shared in the writing of the local guidelines at Yeovil Hospital, Somerset UK e.g. Neonatal Hypoglycemia where I added the threshold operator to the local guidelines.
-Sharing in parent’s education at Tabarak Children Hospital Cairo Egypt e.g. I have written the educational material about popular urticarial and febrile convulsion, in English and Arabic languages
-Worked as the acting director of the polyclinic centre of Tabarak Ain Shams, was accountable for handling complaints of patients, organizing the rota of the clinic cover, dealing with all issues related to the registration and licensing of the doctors and the medical centre too, and interviewing junior doctors and recruit them.
Actively participated in the arrangement and organization of junior doctor’s study days, evidence will be included with the application
-Participation in Writing the Local Guidelines:
-Care Bundles for Babies at the risk of Early Onset Neonatal Sepsis, written by myself-following the audit done on the management of the same category of babies to simplify the local guidelines for junior doctors and increase the compliance to the guidelines
Procedures:
• Good experience in management of acute neonatal emergencies (attended more than 100 situations)
• Familiar with the different types of vital monitoring systems as well as various
• Familiar with different ventilation modalities including assisted ventilation, pressure controlled or volume controlled, HFOV, Nitric Oxide, bubble CPAP, Low Flow and High Flow nasal cannulas)
• Familiar with different ventilator manufactures (Drager, sechrist, and Sensromedics).
• Competent and confident in doing all neonatal and paediatric procedures like:
I. Venous and capillary blood sampling.
II. Peripheral intravenous lines insertion
III. Lumber puncture. (80 times)
IV. Urinary catheterization. (31 times, 20 males and 11 females)
V. Endotracheal intubation in very premature term babies (number= 100s)
VI. Chest tube insertion in neonates (number=100s)
VII. Pleural tap in neonates. (number= 50)
VIII. Insertion of UVC, UAC, Long Lines, in neonates. (number>100)
IX. Follow up of mechanically ventilated babies
X. Operating and interpreting cranial ultrasounds in newborn (number >100s)