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our hypothesis is correct then anti-coagulating such patients or modifying their anti-retroviral therapy may prevent disease progression. Interested candidates should contact Dr Verma for more details. Post 9 – HIV/GUM – based in the HIV/GUM research unit at Royal Sussex County Hospital CODE: BSMS/009 F1 F2 Royal Sussex County Hospital/ Princess Royal University Hospital Royal Sussex County Hospital/ Princess Royal University Hospital GUM/HIV 4m General Internal Medicine/ Respiratory Clinical HIV/GUM 4m General Internal Medicine 4m General Surgery 4m 4m HIV/GUM 4m The F2 doctors will work in the HIV/GUM research unit at RSCH, part of the Department of HIV/GUM which is the largest HIV treatment centre in the UK outside <strong>London</strong>. The Genito- Urinary Medicine clinic, based at the Claude-Nicol Centre at RSCH, provides both general and specialist GUM services and sees 25,000 patients each year. The team is involved in research into HIV and Ageing; HIV transmission; Testing for HIV and STIs; patient management and monitoring and toxicity related to antiretroviral therapy. Specifically, an F2 doctor would be expected to integrate into the existing research team, and would develop skills in: • Literature searches using electronic databases such as MEDLINE • Ethical Committee approval process and principles of Good Clinical Practice (GCP) for research • Collating and inputting data into statistical software packages (e.g. SPSS) • Specific laboratory techniques or questionnaire methodology pertinent to the concurrent research activities Posts 10, 11 & 12 – General Practice – based in the Division of Public Health & Primary Care at Brighton & Sussex Medical School CODE: BSMS/010 F1 F2 Royal Sussex County Hospital/ Princess Royal University Hospital Royal Sussex County Hospital/ Princess Royal University Hospital Obstetrics & Gynaecology 4m General Medicine 4m General Adult Psychiatry General Practice 4m Surgery 4m Public Health 4m 4m CODE: BSMS/011 F1 F2 Royal Sussex County Hospital/ Princess Royal University Hospital Royal Sussex County Hospital/ Princess Royal University Hospital General Adult Psychiatry 4m Obstetrics & Gynaecology 4m General Medicine 4m Public Health 4m General Practice 4m Surgery 4m www.stfs.org.uk/student/academic-programmes Email: tfsacademicrecruitment@stfs.org.uk Page 29 of 70 Updated: 27 May 2010
CODE: BSMS/012 F1 F2 Royal Sussex County Hospital/ Princess Royal University Hospital Royal Sussex County Hospital/ Princess Royal University Hospital General Medicine 4m General Adult Psychiatry 4m Obstetrics & Gynaecology Surgery 4m Public Health 4m 4m 4m The academic GP attachment is based in the Division of Public Health & Primary Care at Brighton & Sussex Medical School. The attachment will provide an opportunity to gain experience of the discipline of Academic General Practice through research and teaching activities. Research The Division has a large portfolio of health services research with particular expertise in epidemiology, psychology, anthropology, education and statistics. The research focuses on mixed method evaluation and pragmatic trial design in the clinical areas of sexual health, allergy, cancer and mental health. In addition we have a large body of work around the electronic patient record. The F2 doctor will have the opportunity to contribute to an existing research project, and to develop a discrete aspect of it that they can then present at a national Primary Care Conference (Society of Academic Primary Care or RCGP). The F2 doctors will also have access to the research courses and training offered by the University of Brighton and the University of Sussex. Teaching The department contributes to academic teaching in all years of the undergraduate curriculum. In Phase I the teaching is around generic clinical and communication skills and in later years, general practice and public health. The opportunities for participating in teaching and assessment will vary depending on the phase in the academic cycle, but all F2s will have the opportunity for some formal training and involvement in the General Practice curriculum. The Division has a weekly academic seminar programme with external speakers and speakers from our parent universities. This meeting attracts both local clinicians and academics. Recent and controversial publications are discussed in our monthly journal club and a regular Research in Progress meeting provides a forum for emerging ideas and recently collected data. Posts 13-18 – Leadership - based at the BSUH NHS Trust and at the Brighton & Sussex Medical School CODE: BSMS/013 F1 F2 Princess Royal University Hospital Royal Sussex County Hospital General Surgery 4m ENT 4m General Medicine 4m A&E 4m Leadership Project/Academic 4m General Medicine/ Respiratory Medicine 4m CODE: BSMS/014 F1 F2 Princess Royal University Hospital Royal Sussex County Hospital ENT 4m General Medicine 4m General Surgery 4m Leadership/ Academic 4m General Medicine/ Respiratory Medicine 4m A&E 4m www.stfs.org.uk/student/academic-programmes Email: tfsacademicrecruitment@stfs.org.uk Page 30 of 70 Updated: 27 May 2010
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