University of Plymouth Research Outputs: Recent submissions

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    • A new pharmacology for tracheal intubation - or a dangerous distraction? 

      Sneyd, J (Elsevier, 2024-05-02)

    • Why sedative hypnotics often fail in development 

      Sneyd, J (2024-05-02)

    • #Disgusted: Identifying potential sub-factors of Moral Disgust through Reflexive Thematic Analysis of Tweets 

      Statton, R; Bacon, A; Charlesford, J; Terbeck, S
      Social media provides an untapped resource for exploring Moral Disgust. We therefore drew on ‘tweets’ about Moral Disgust (k=526) to better conceptualise the situations, people, and concepts users found Disgusting. Our ...

    • Perceptions of Stakeholders on the Threats and Impacts to the Seascape of Mauritius 

      Heaton, S; Martin, J; Woomed, K (Informa UK Limited, 2024)
      The seascapes of Small Island Developing States are at risk from anthropogenic pollution. To implement effective seascape management, there is a need to better understand the threats to the seascape, subsequent impacts ...

    • The views of psychiatrists on proposed changes to the England and Wales Mental Health Act 1983 legislation for people with intellectual disability: A national study 

      Tromans, S; Robinson, G; Gabrielsson, A; Bassett, P; Sawhney, I; Triantafyllopoulou, P; Hassiotis, A; Shankar, R (SAGE PublicationsEngland, 2024-03)
      <jats:sec><jats:title>Background:</jats:title><jats:p> The Draft Mental Health Bill proposes removal of both intellectual disability and autism from Section 3 of the Mental Health Act for England and Wales (MHA). This ...

    • People with Intellectual Disabilities, Dysphagia and Post-Covid Syndrome 

      Watkins, L; Kulkarni, A; Webber, E; Bassett, P; Lamb, K; Sawhney, I; Laugharne, R; Heslop, P; Jones, A; Napier, G; Crocker, A; Sivan, M; Shankar, R (Springer Science and Business Media LLCUnited States, 2024-03-18)
      People with Intellectual Disability (ID) were more likely to contract COVID-19 infection and more likely to die from the consequences. However, there is no evidence on the long-term impact of COVID-19 infection in people ...

    • Postoperative critical care and high-acuity care provision in the United Kingdom, Australia, and New Zealand 

      Wong, DJN; Popham, S; Wilson, AM; Barneto, LM; Lindsay, HA; Farmer, L; Saunders, D; Wallace, S; Campbell, D; et al including Sneyd, R; Myles, PS; Harris, SK; Moonesinghe, SR; Grocott, MPW; Batchelor, A; Brett, S; Plowright, C; Shrestha, S; Shawyer, R; Ahmed, S; Khondoker, M; Nathanson, M; Sathe, S; Rawat, S; Range, C; Moloney, D; Hee, WL; Tozer, J; Hamlyn, V; MacGregor, M; Qadri, S; Chaurasia, SK; Torrance, H; Raj, A; Ross-Anderson, D; Anwar, S; Armanious, S; Knowlden, P; McCourt, K; Pugh, R; Clements, S; Littler, C; Whapples, A; Cupitt, J; Balasubramaniam, M; Spencer, R; White, S; Drake, J; Ramhewa, T; Hill, S; Patil, V; Goodwin, N; Bansal, S; Greenwood, N; Sutton, R; Hanison, J; Same, M; Matson, A; Spittle, N; Slorach, M; McLoughlin, L; Wilson, L; Melsom, H; Rafi, MA; Limb, J; Saibaba, RJ; Lynch, C; Pemberton, O; Sange, M; Rogerson, D; Dobson, R; Chambers, J; Bramall, J; Gorman, A; Joanna, M; Kapoor, R; Natarajan, N; Chukkambotla, S; Marshall, P; Thorning, G; Csabi, P; Woods, J; Ritzema, J; Orme, R; Koh, SH; Gary, B; Zucco, L; Bromhead, H; Partridge, R; Kant, A; Yeung, J; Ignatov, D; Talati, C; Gratrix, A; Ghosh, S; Ignatova, Z; Gill, S; Agarwal, S; Nagaratnam, V; Kirby, S; Brett, S; Bell, S; Debreceni, G; Bothma, P; Jakkampudi, S; Botfield, C; Kok, W; Maharaj, R; Puranik, S; Laha, S; Whiteley, S; Shephard, B; Agarwal, M; McNamara, H; Fitzgerald, T; Zaidi, S; Blackie, P; Mukherjee, K; Price, N; Pennington, J; Varma, S; Stewart, R; O'Brien, P; Mitchell, J; Aldridge, J; Edwards, V; Hunter, C; Allen, L; Service, J; Pettigrew, T; Campbell, R; Varveris, D; Young, S; Harten, J; Brett, M; Howes, J; Robinson, D; Chapman, R; Rattray, A; Razouk, K; McLellan, S; Alston, R; Geddes, M; Schraag, S; Cooper, P; Barr, C; Sim, S; Hilton-Christie, S; Reavley, C; Jenkins, K; Smith, T; Graham, F; Ezihe-Ejiofor, JA; Pritchard, D; Williams, L; Kakodkar, P; Henry, G; Nutt, C; Wright, G; Mitra, A; Garg, S; Taylor, A; Moppett, I; Clark, S; Ford, E; Bond-Smith, G; Siviter, R; Webb, S; Humphreys, J; Brammar, A; Weisz, M; Minto, G; Girgis, M; Bain, J; Giles, J; John, J; Dill-Russell, P; Fogg, K; Berry, J; Matthews, C; Hooker, N; Kidel, C; Jha, R; Williams, C; Gunning, M; Dickinson, M; Cook, T; Bailey, K; Williams, S; Rambhatla, MR; Kannan, S; Wrench, I; Jones, P; Wright, J; Foley, P; Henning, J; Frey, C; White, E; Goddard, C; Shah, N; Goel, V; Thomas, E; atyas Andorka,; Kulkarni, A; Hine, A; Nariani, J; Sonksen, J; Papageorgiou, C; Kotur, K; Saunders, D; Hamilton, K; Gent, E; Hormis, A; Craig, J; Juneja, R; Siddaiah, N; Claxton, A; Hargreaves, C; Montgomery, J; Kakkar, M; Joachim, S; Orr, J; Ferguson, C; Stewart, A; Tasker, L; Washington, S; Al-Rawi, S; Wakatsuki, M; Wharton, N; Bradbury, C; Lau, G; McArthur, C; Markham, R; Merron, S; Shanbhag, S; Jumani, D; Charters, S; Page, V; Gopal, V; Latif, M; Mcivor, VC; Kennedy, R; Dana, E; Hosdurga, G; Singaravelu, S; Persad, C; Burtenshaw, A; Clements, P; Troth, L; Kubisz-Pudelko, A; Chandler, B; Jonathan T Wilson, R; Moss, J; Rowe, P; Kumar, P; Gillespie, D; Cheung, W; Dwyer, L; Anderson, JR; Hicks, C; Bowden, C; Popham, S; Roberts, H; Diczbalis, M; Dawson, R; Wonders, R; Teisseyre, D; Robinson, A; Tan, K; Posselt, B; Coventry, L; Shan, D; Highton, D; Miller-Greenman, T; Kooner, T; Guy, L; Spain, B; Naidoo, V; Hennessy, B; Scott, DA; Prassas, G; Matthews, J; Kakos, A; Smith, R; Williams, DL; Le, N; Jones, A; Patel, N; Campbell, D; Lindsay, H; Wilson, AM; Allen, C; van Oudenaaren, S; Frankpitt, A; Ongley, D; Barneto, LM; Garden, A; Yam, ST; Welch, M; Freebairn, R; Bhattacharya, D; Truong, H; Kwan, L; Panckhurst, J; Henry, J; Perrin, S; Campbell, K; Singh, V; Birioukov, V; Ireland, C; Shanmuganathan, P; Brown, D; Gormack, S; Jackson, A; Sharma, S; Dale-Gandar, J (Elsevier BVEngland, 2019-04)
      BACKGROUND: Decisions to admit high-risk postoperative patients to critical care may be affected by resource availability. We aimed to quantify adult ICU/high-dependency unit (ICU/HDU) capacity in hospitals from the UK, ...

    • Systematic review and consensus definitions for the Standardised Endpoints in Perioperative Medicine (StEP) initiative: infection and sepsis 

      Barnes, J; Hunter, J; Harris, S; others including Sneyd, R (ElsevierEngland, 2019-04-01)
      BackgroundPerioperative infection and sepsis are of fundamental concern to perioperative clinicians. However, standardised endpoints are either poorly defined or not routinely implemented. The Standardised Endpoints in ...

    • Systematic review and consensus definitions for the Standardised Endpoints in Perioperative Medicine initiative: clinical indicators 

      Haller, G; StEP-COMPAC Group including JRS,; Bampoe, S; Cook, T; Fleisher, LA; Grocott, MPW; Neuman, M; Story, D; Myles, PS; Myles, P; Grocott, M; Biccard, B; Blazeby, J; Boney, O; Chan, M; Diouf, E; Fleisher, L; Kalkman, C; Kurz, A; Moonesinghe, R; Wijeysundera, D; Myles, P; Gan, TJ; Kurz, A; Peyton, P; Sessler, D; Tramèr, M; Cyna, A; De Oliveira, GS; Wu, C; Jensen, M; Kehlet, H; Botti, M; Boney, O; Haller, G; Grocott, M; Cook, T; Fleisher, L; Neuman, M; Story, D; Gruen, R; Bampoe, S; Evered, L; Scott, D; Silbert, B; van Dijk, D; Kalkman, C; Chan, M; Grocott, H; Haller, G; Eckenhoff, R; Rasmussen, L; Eriksson, L; Beattie, S; Wijeysundera, D; Fleisher, L; Landoni, G; Leslie, K; Biccard, B; Howell, S; Grocott, H; Nagele, P; Richards, T; Lamy, A; Lalu, M; Pearse, R; Mythen, M; Canet, J; Moller, A; Gin, T; Schultz, M; Pelosi, P; Gabreu, M; Futier, E; Creagh-Brown, B; Abbott, T; Mythen, M; Kalkman, C; Klein, A; Corcoran, T; Jamie Cooper, D; Dieleman, S; Diouf, E; McIlroy, D; Bellomo, R; Shaw, A; Prowle, J; Karkouti, K; Billings, J; Wijeysundera, D; Klein, A; Richards, T; Mazer, D; Myles, P; Jayarajah, M; Karkouti, K; Murphy, M; Lamy, A; Bartoszko, J; Sneyd, R; Beattie, S; Fleisher, L; Grocott, M; Sessler, D; Morris, S; George, R; Moonesinghe, R; Chan, M; Cook, T; Myles, P; Shulman, M; Neuman, M; Kalkman, C; Lane-Fall, M; Nilsson, U; Stevenson, N; Grocott, M; Myles, P; Pearse, R; Kurz, A; Moonesinghe, R; Cooper, JDJ; van Klei, W; Cabrini, L; Miller, T; Pace, N; Jackson, S; Buggy, D; Sessler, D; Leslie, K; Short, T; Kurz, A; Riedel, B; Gottumukkala, V; Pace, N; Alkhaffaf, B; Johnson, M (Elsevier BVEngland, 2019-05-22)
      BACKGROUND: Clinical indicators are powerful tools to quantify the safety and quality of patient care. Their validity is often unclear and definitions extremely heterogeneous. As part of the International Standardised ...

    • Co‐producing ethics guidelines together with people with learning disabilities 

      Bottomley, M; Bradley, J; Clark, L; Collis, B; Srdanovic, BD; Farnsworth, V; Ferguson, A; Goodley, D; Fox, A; Hayden, NK; Lawthom, C; Lawthom, R; Magwood, C; McLean, R; Middleton, I; Owen, A; Prothero, M; Rice, S; Richards, S; Runswick‐Cole, K; Scargill, K; Shankar, R; Wood, TA (Wiley, 2024)
      <jats:title>Abstract</jats:title><jats:sec><jats:title>Background</jats:title><jats:p>We are a research team of clinical, academic and advocacy‐based researchers with and without learning disabilities, working on the ...
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