Tracey Christmas
@trchristmas
Obstetric Anaesthetist and RCoA College Tutor
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06-02-2011 21:29:13
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I urge members to vote for Emily Simpson in our RCOA council consultant elections. She is a passionate and dedicated friend, mentor and colleague who cares passionately about our profession. Tracey Christmas Eschtike Schulenburg Claire Williams
The Rosie Hospital Cambridge University Hospitals NHS handy at a glance sheet for #pregnantwomenwithCovid
*MISSING COLLEAGUE* Hi everyone. Could we all watch and share this tweet please to try and help locate Evelina London Children's Hospital Evelina London Petra Srncova, 32, who was last seen withdrawing money on way home Nov 28. Please RT Details here ⬇️ x.com/LambethMPS/sta…
Preterm birth rates of women with COVID-19 20%! Preterm birth is leading cause of neonatal morbidity & mortality. This should be an essential part of the messaging around vaccination – ‘it keeps you AND your baby safe’ Marian Knight MBE @nelson_piercy anitaobsmed Katie Cranfield
The Deakin centre Cambridge University Hospitals NHS is accepting walk-ins for #COVIDVaccination today! If you happen to be in the area do drop in, especially if you are pregnant. Please retweet The Rosie Hospital and @MVP_Rosie? They are open until 5pm
Absolutely shameful NHS Lothian. My anaesthetic trainee wife is now reliant on taxis (~ £15+ each way) for shifts where she finishes late - of which there are a lot. Closest bus route to our flat is a 20 min walk across the meadows - sadly just not safe in the dark.
Excited to see Lore of the Wild by one of my favourite people Claire Cock-Starkey, in one of my favourite bookshops Shrew Books, in one of my favourite places Fowey Visitor Info
𝘈𝘯𝘢𝘦𝘴𝘵𝘩𝘦𝘴𝘪𝘢 Royal College of Anaesthetists Nuala Lucas Emira Kuršumović Andrew Kane Richard Armstrong National Audit Projects Jasmeet Soar Obstetric cardiac arrest Let’s look at the big picture…. So among 355,000 obstetric anaesthetic interventions in a year in UK (delivered to approximately 50% of all births & at all times of day and night almost exclusively in the NHS) Incidence of obstetric cardiac arrest