Congratulations to Dr Alex Oldroyd, who has won the 2023-24 Daniel Turnberg Cup at the recent Integrated Clinical Academic Training (ICAT) Symposium! The Daniel Turnberg Cup is awarded annually to a University of Manchester Clinical Academic Trainee (in Medicine or...
Tell us about your research? My work is focussed on endometrial cancer prevention and, in particular, developing a model to identify women at high risk of the disease within the general population and identifying potential prevention strategies. I am also looking into...
The ICAT team would like to congratulate the following past and present trainees on their recent successes. Thomas Shanahan, ACF Emergency Medicine, has had a paper published on an external validation of a Dutch prediction model for identifying major trauma patients....
A series of training workshops is set up each year to deliver the more personal developmental aspects of the curriculum.The subjects currently are:Ethical Aspects of Clinical Research - Tuesday 18 June 2024 - 9:30 - 12:00Patient and Public Involvement in Research -...
We are pleased to announce that registration is now open for the ICAT Symposium, which will take place on Thursday 13 June 2024. You can book your place through the below link:https://forms.office.com/e/a2qhVfncRjAll trainees are expected to attend and if you have any...
Tell us about your research?My broad research interest is in improving the early detection of vulval cancer in women at high risk. This includes a population study to determine the risk of vulval cancer in lichen sclerosus, lichen planus and VIN and an intervention...
Professor Michelle Briggs (UoM/MFT) and Professor Cheryl Lenney (Group Chief Nurse Manchester NHS Foundation Trust (MFT) have worked together with Professor Rachel Lennon and Professor Jenny Myers to extend the integrated academic training (IAT) currently available to...
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