Proud runner-up of the AAGBI Innovation Award. Well done Helix Centre! Nicholas Appelbaum AoA GAT Royal College of Anaesthetists @HSRCNews Helix Centre UCT Anaesthesia #innovation #wsm19

New blog post about our recent publication in JAMA Pediatrics. We discuss the dangers of under and over dosing children with obesity using the current weight estimation tools. Helix Centre Institute of Global Health Innovation @Imperialpeople bit.ly/2Ua01X3

Ideal #bodyweight is an inconsistent tool for prescribing in #obesity. A #digital health team examine a million children to see why. Helix Centre ja.ma/2CPNjlF

Fascinating talk by Nicholas Appelbaum about evolving technology to tackle #drugerrors Generated a real buzz. #patientsafety #paedsanaesthesia #SALG

Great to see our research being picked up in the anaesthetic world too. Nicholas Appelbaum @Jonny_M_Clarke Helix Centre

Rules written for humans don’t always make sense for computers. Our latest piece in ADC shows how following UK national guidance for prescribing using ideal bodyweight can lead to illogical dosing in #childhoodobesity. @Jonny_M_Clarke Helix Centre adc.bmj.com/content/early/…

Our new paper highlights the importance of guideline usability to #patientsafety. Relevant design changes have now been made Enjoyed working on this with Nicholas Appelbaum, Calandra Feather RNC, Bryony Dean Franklin & Helix Centre doi.org/10.1177/106002… PharmUnivBath UKMI MSO Network

Next up we have the team from Better - as past FHIRHack winners, they've been determined to do some even more impressive stuff this time round 💪🔥 Working with the fab new meds tech suppliers Dosium they have been making great progress for EPS dispensing 💊💊💉

Moving out of #stealthmode with a fantastic two days at the INTEROPen #medshack21. Working with our brilliant partner Better and supported by @NHSx we were blown away to witness our #FHIR API power the next generation of #electronicprescribing and #patientsafety.

INTEROPen #medshack21 is over. Congratulations, Better Meds team, for the 2nd place 🎉. A great event once again and a great collab with EPS, Somerset NHS Foundation Trust and Dosium; you guys, rock🙌 #Interoperability #medicationmanagement #fhirhack

A scary and relevant article, featuring our simulation study as an example that more work is urgently needed if we are to stop these errors from occurring. pharmaceutical-journal.com/article/featur…

Variability in clinical practice guidelines in under appreciated. Our new paper in PLOS One gives some idea of the degree of heterogeneity present in guidelines for a commonly managed emergency. Should the way we represent best practice vary by facility?

The latest BMJ Quality & Safety blog post by Calandra Feather RNC on the potential of #indication-based 💊 #prescribing ow.ly/IScK50LmhUs #medication #safety #patientcare CMSSQ Imperial NHS 💙 UCL School of Pharmacy Bryony Dean Franklin Aili Langford

Such a pleasure to be asked to write a post about a subject I’m passionate about, indication documentation and indication-based prescribing, for BMJ Quality & Safety Now is the time to move this on from ABx and PRN medications to ALL 💊medications 😊 Institute of Global Health Innovation @Imperial_PSTRC

Thrilled to announce Dosium's partnership with West London Children's Healthcare. Our Touchdose solution, powered by the BNF, is now live at St Mary’s Hospital, marking a huge step towards safer prescribing for nearly 500K children. Imperial NHS 💙 Chelsea and Westminster Hospital dosium.com/latest/half-a-…

Thanks to Institute of Global Health Innovation for sharing our story! It highlights how Touchdose can reduce prescription errors by 76.5%, plus our latest implementation at Imperial NHS 💙, and soon Chelsea and Westminster Hospital. Read about our journey and why our CEO, a former surgeon, finds prescribing "terrifying" ⬇️

Thank you Sarah Slight 🇺🇦 and Gaby Judah for the time and attention you gave to examining my work. It was great to be able to spend time discussing it and with a successful outcome of course. Thank you also to my supervisors Bryony Dean Franklin and Prof Darzi, not forgetting Nicholas Appelbaum.