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Presentations at the BGS Trent Meeting: 3 October 2018

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The presentations at the BGS Trent Meeting on 3 October 2018 are not available for download in secured pdf format. They will be available to members and delegates who attended the meeting for two years. Presentations on published with the permission of the presenters. The presenters are responsible for ensuring that there has been no copyright infringement.

Dr Julie Mchale: Rheumatology diseases in older people

Dr Mchale graduated from Manchester University and completed her specialty training and research in London. She was appointed as a consultant in Nottingham since 2000, covering rheumatology, acute and general medicine. She is currently Head of Service for rheumatology, clinical immunology and allergy at Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust.

Dr Zara Pogson: Respiratory Disease in Older People

Dr Pogson is a consultant respiratory physician at Lincoln County Hospital. Her clinical interests are in asthma and COPD. She is also a member of the British Thoracic Society’s specialty workforce committee.

Dr Matt Hall: Renal disease in older people

Dr Hall attended medical school in Cambridge and completed his specialist training in Leicester. He is currently a consultant physician in renal medicine at Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust. He has also a special interest in obstetric nephrology.

Dr Stephen Makin: Hypertension in Older People

Dr Makin is a clinical lecturer in geriatric medicine and his principle research interests are in stroke and small vessel disease.

Dr Miles Levy: Endocrine Disease in the Elderly

Dr Levy was appointed consultant endocrinologist at University Hospitals of Leicester in 2005 and is Honorary Associate Professor at Leicester University. His research interest includes the genetics of endocrine tumours, functional imaging in endocrine tumours, sodium disorders and the association of pituitary tumours and headache. He co-writes the endocrinology chapter for Kumar & Clarke and Endocrinology at a Glance, and is TPD and undergraduate education Lead for Endocrinology at Leicester Medical School. His most serious academic pursuits are playing music and Arsenal Football Club.

Dr Ian Loke: Cardiology Conditions in the Elderly Population

Dr Loke is a consultant cardiologist based at University Hospitals of Leicester. He is a member of the Leicester Cardiovascular Biomedical Research Unit.

Ms Sophie Jeffs: Physician Associates in Geriatric Medicine

Ms Jeffs was appointed the first Physician Associate with the Department for Healthcare of Older People, Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust. Her clinical role is embedded within the front-door acute geriatric service at Queens Medical Centre.

Ms Sophie Jeffs: Integrated Community Frailty Project

Ms Jeffs was appointed the first Physician Associate with the Department for Healthcare of Older People, Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust. Her clinical role is embedded within the front-door acute geriatric service at Queens Medical Centre.