I have been a consultant for 20 years and have seen a few changes, but I remain passionate about the delivery of high quality patient care.

My role is to either provide it or act as the patient's advocate to find it.

That care comes in many forms, from performing a highly complex procedure, listening to a patient's concern, navigating multiple possible treatment paths or getting their care back on track with the right specialist.

In any consultation I want to listen to the patient's perspective, but also explain my approach which will be rooted in the science of medicine.

Professor David Russell-Jones

Clinical Work

Lead clinician for all district Diabetes and specialist Diabetes services. Lead Clinician for Endocrinology services,including regional Pituitary GH service, Lead physician Thyroid MDT (Surrey & N Hampshire), Adrenal MDT, Neuroendocrine MDT. Acute General Physician with own GIM take

Student Supervision

Principal supervisor for 10 MD students to date, Supervisor 2 clinical SPRs 1 Academic F2,

F1 and CMT

Other information

Head of Department for Diabetes& Endocrinology

Previous member Clinical reference group CRG for NHS England for Specialist Endocrinology

Previous member Clinical reference group CRG for NHS England for Specialist Diabetes

Head of the Clinical advisory board for diabetes for Surrey PCT Previous regional STC Chairman &

Programme Director Diabetes & Endocrinology

Head of Clinical Academic Group Diabetes University of Surrey and Surrey NHS Hospitals.

Trustee for Sir Jules Thorne Trust (prestigious medical charity), Trustee UK Diabetes Research

Foundation. Member of advisory boards for all UK insulin manufacturers Novo Nordisk, Eli Lilly, Sanofi Aventis, Astra Zenica,

Member of a series of seminars run by the Smith Institue held at number 11 Downing Street to discuss care of chronically ill patients

Previous (17 years) Chairman SE Coast Research Ethics Committee.

Currently Principle investigator for 1 international studies and 1 NIHR study on Covid-19.

Raised the money and built innovative clinical Diabetes & Endocrinology centre incorporating research unit "CEDAR" Centre designed by Sir Nicholas Grimshaw and given to NHS

Elected member the Association of Physicians of UK and Ireland and the Association of

Clinical Professors.

Grants:

Have been chief applicant or co-applicant for research grants totalling £750K in the

last 5 years.

Academic Interest

The use of stable isotopes to understand human physiology and pathophysiology, I Perform detailed metabolic studies to understand peptide hormone action particularly Insulin, IGF-I and Growth hormone. I have a particular interest in Insulin analogues and the possibility of creating Hepatoselective insulins.

I have an academic interest in formulating safe working conditions for people with

diabetes in safety critical roles including flying. Our work on flying with

insulin treated diabetes showing safety has designated one of the most

important papers in 2020 for people with diabetes.

I review grant applications for Welcome foundation, MRC, Diabetes UK, Danish MRC, and review articles for Diabetes Care, Diabetic Medicine, Diabetologia,Clinical Endocrinology, Lancet. Have wriiten leader BMJ

Principle investigator

of many large international trials including:

Growth Hormone regulatory submission trial Lilly

Detemir type 1 diabetes regulatory submission trial Novo Nordisk

"Lead 5" Liraglutide trial Novo Nordisk

"Duration 4" Bydureon regulatory submission trial Lilly

"Imagine" Peglispro insulin trial Lilly

GrowthHormone regulatory submission trial Sandoz

"Onset 1" Fiasp insulin type 1 diabetes regulatory submission trial

"Take Control" Toujeo insulin trial Sanofi

National PI for many other clinical trials.

International presentations:

Invited

speaker at International meetings in 4 Continents in 2001-2017 including DUK, EASD, ISPAD, ADA,

IDF, CODY, DUK, BES, Hungarian Diabetes association, Slovenian diabetes association, French diabetes association, UAE diabetes association. and many National and International Diabetes Associations including Association of Physicians of India 2013. Invited Lecturer EASD "Cancer and insulin" the the largest attended EASD symposium ever) Hot Topics invited lecturer Diabetes UK Liverpool 2014, Hot Topics lecture " New Insulins" EASD Vienna 2014, asked to present Dual programme by EASD 2015 Stockholm, Invited to speak by ADA at symposium Treating the obese

type1. Oral scientific presentations at ADA, EASD, BES, AES.

References of published papers Pub Med:

Currently 167 papers, 38 in the last 5 years listed on Pub Med.

Other Details:

I am a keen sailor having represented UK at International events.

Dr Ana Raimundo is a Consultant Gastroenterologist sub-specializing in neurogastroenterology. Her special interests include gastro-oesophageal reflux disease, prolonged oesophageal motility. gastrointestinal motility and irritable bowel syndrome.

• Endoscopy
• Gastroscopy
• PH monitoring

• Neurogastroenterology
• Gastro-oesophageal reflux disease (GORD)
• Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS)
• Oesophageal motility (spasm)
• Gastrointestinal motility
• Small bowel motility

Professor Jean McEwan is a Consultant Cardiologist with an interest in general cardiology, working within the cardiology service at the Royal Devon and Exeter NHS Hospital Trust. The majority of Professor McEwan's academic career has been spent in research, relating to the pathophysiology of vascular disease, on which she has published extensively. Over the past five years her academic activity has been dedicated to the delivery and development of undergraduate and postgraduate medical education. Professor McEwan also promotes the personal and professional development of women in medicine and science.

Professor McEwan worked at University College London for over 20 years and was a consultant cardiologist at UCL Hospitals and the London Heart Hospital. She also held the post of Interim Dean of the UCL Faculty of Medical Science in 2012, later taking up an appointment of Vice Dean of Education at the University of Exeter Medical School in 2014. For eight years, until her move from London, Professor McEwan was the Royal College of Physicians (RCP) of Edinburgh's Regional Adviser for the Greater London area, and in that role participated in the consultation processes of the College.

Professor McEwan is a Fellow of the European Society of Cardiology, a Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians of London, Improving Working Lives (IWL) Officer, and she Chaired the Intercollegiate IWL Committee from 2008-11. She was the Clinical Lead for Handover, contributing to the RCP London Handover Toolkit, and is widely consulted on the processes involved in effective handover. She was Vice President of the Medical Women's Federation, 2012-13 and while at UCL she was the Academic Lead for the Athena Science Women's Academic Network (SWAN) in the School of Life and Medical Sciences at UCL.

• Angiography
• Cardioversion
• Electrocardiogram (ECG)
• Echocardiogram
• Transthoracic echocardiogram (TTE)
• Cardiac rehabilitation
• Ambulatory blood pressure monitoring (ABPM)
• Event monitor

• Reducing cardiovascular risk factors (cholesterol and high blood pressure)
• Assessment of chest pain (angina)
• Symptoms of heart failure (shortness of breath, ankle swelling)
• Valvular heart disease (murmurs)
• Palpitations (arrhythmias)
• Brain symptoms
• Stroke
• Transient ischaemic attacks (TIAs)
• Dizzy spells
• Blackouts

Dr Khalid Ahmed is a Consultant Endocrinologist, specialising in all aspects of endocrinology and diabetes. He worked as a consultant for over 20 years.

He specialises in All aspects of thyroid disease, Calcium metabolism disorders, Pituitary disease, Gynaecological endocrinology including PCOS, Management of type one diabetes including insulin pumps, Management of type 2 diabetes and its complications, Diabetes-related foot disease and Management of diabetes and renal disease.

• All aspects of thyroid disease
• Calcium metabolism disorders
• Pituitary disease
• Gynaecological endocrinology including PCOS
• Management of type one diabetes including insulin pumps
• Management of type 2 diabetes and its complications
• Diabetes-related foot disease
• Management of diabetes and renal disease

• All aspects of thyroid disease
• Calcium metabolism disorders
• Pituitary disease
• Gynaecological endocrinology including PCOS
• Management of type one diabetes including insulin pumps
• Management of type 2 diabetes and its complications
• Diabetes-related foot disease
• Management of diabetes and renal disease

I qualified from Leeds Medical School in 1992 and after completing specialist training took up my substaintive NHS Consultant Cardiologist and Physician post at Mid-Cheshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (Leighton) in 2004. I am passoniate about clinical quality and patient safety. I have been the Clinical lead for Medicine and Divisional Clinical Director for the Emergency Care Division, more recently I have been the Trust Consultant lead for Patient Safery. I have a broad and extensive experience in Cardiology and perform weekly non-invasive cardiac CT and cardiac MRI lists at Leighton Hospital. I am the Cardiology lead for the Cardiac CT service and obtained Level II accreditation from the British Society of Cardiovascular Imaging in 2011. Outside of work I enjoy time with my family and remain a keen sports fan, although over the years this has become more watching than playing. We enjoy rugby (Wasps RFC) and football (I am a Liverpool FC season ticket holder) and we try to get the Old Trafford to watch the cricket a couple of times a year.

General Cardiology

Specialist interest in Cardiac Imaging (Cardiac CT, Echocardiography and Cardiac MRI)

DVLA, Motor Racing and CAA Cardiology assessment

Dr David Propper is a Consultant Medical Oncologist based at Barts and The London NHS Trust, with specialist interests in Breast, Colorectal (Large Bowel), Hepatobiliary, Oesophagus & Stomach oncology. Dr Propper also has interests in translational research, early phase trials and the introduction of new therapeutic agents, and outside his clincal work, he continues his commitment as a consultant and senior lecturer in GI Oncology at St Bartholomew's Hospital in London.

Dr Propper trained in medical oncology at the Imperial Cancer Research Fund Medical Oncology Unit in Oxford, receiving major trial research experience and subsequently spending time at the Lombardi Cancer Centre Georgetown Washington DC, USA.

• Home chemotherapy

• Gastro-intestinal oncology
• Breast cancer
• Colorectal (Large Bowel)
• Liver and Hepatobiliary
• Oesophagus & Stomach
• Colon
• Lower GI
• Upper GI

I am Medical Director at St Bartholomew's Hospital. I am an Interventional Cardiologist and also specialise in diagnosing and caring for patients with suspected or confirmed heart disease. This includes patients with chest pain, breathlessness, high blood pressure and palpitations as well as assessing and managing cardiovascular risk. I am experienced in caring for patients with complex medical problems, particularly related to renal diseasde.

Dr Iñaki Bovill qualified from Charing Cross and Westminster Medical School in 1993, subsequently training as a General Physician and Geriatrician in the North West Thames region including at St Mary's Hospital and Chelsea & Westminster Hospital. He was appointed to the consultant staff at Chelsea & Westminster Hospital in 2004 where he developed an interest in Peri-operative medicine providing support to the General Surgeons and Orthopaedic teams (including pre-operative optimization), Rehabilitation Medicine supporting the Rehabilitation Unit at Ellesmere House and continence. His clinical interests also include all aspects of Elderly and General Medicine but particularly the complex elderly patient and polypharmacy.

• Rehabilitation

• General internal medicine
• Domiciliary visits
• Peri-operative Medicine
• Continence
• Complex elderly medicine
• Polypharmacy
• Geriatric medicine