Absolutely delighted to have won the clinical cardiology
#EACVI2023
young investigator award 🤩
So grateful to my amazing colleague who made this all possible ❤️
You know you’ve made a top fashion choice when one of the consultants mistakes you for a wandering patient in the corridor outside the ward 😆 😆 😆
#HospitalGown
#CantUnseeIt
Strolling into forever together 👩🏻❤️👨🏻
The best time re-living the best day of our lives through our beautiful photos, sadly from other sides of the world to each other due to my work commitments, but a more supportive man you could not find ❤️
Love you
@stevenmill
In an absolutely crackers development now an apprentice to an associate to a physician is now also going to be paid more than the actual physician 🧐 🤨
I always think: the UK can’t get more crazy. But it always delivers. This time in medicine. Good work 👏🏼
This is a job advert for people with NO MEDICAL TRAINING, learning how to perform the job of a GP on patients.
And they’ll be paid more than fully qualified doctors.
A trial and error approach to doctoring.
It seems on your watch absolutely anything goes
@rcgp
Insulting.
Cracking out my 21st birthday champagne to celebrate securing my dream job as a cardiology
#ST3
. Excited to be heading back to Edinburgh where it all began🍾 🎉
Prost 🍻 what a lovely town and great welcome to Germany 🇩🇪
But I still hope we win on Friday 🏴 ⚽️ 😜
Excited to explore this fab country and hopefully see some Scotland goals too!
Who else is excited for
#euro2024
?!
#Isaidyes
🎉
After all the uncertainty around start dates due to
#COVID
, I’m delighted to be starting my PhD at
@EdinburghUni
in August with
@MarcDweck
and Prof. David Newby looking at myocardial fibrosis following myocardial infarction. Can’t wait to get started 💪🏼👩🏻🔬
@HARRlS0N_
To be fair, neurosurgery remains notoriously popular in the UK where consultant (attending) salaries are standardised across the board so no one specialty is more well paid than any other
The main issue. Either the years of training with accompanied non-desirable aspects of the UK’s v long speciality training are needed, or they’re not.
I think they are. But if they are not then a lot of us are quite reasonably wondering why we are putting ourselves through it all
The fundamental problem I have with this is that AHPs of various backgrounds increasingly want to do what Drs do, but without:
- Work required to enter medical school
- Huge costs of med school
- Upheaval of rotational training
- Stress & cost of postgraduate exams
1/
So please to read
@Janmacd
’s excellent write up of our conversation about involving women in cardiovascular research in today’s
@Sunday_post
just in time to catch
@GoRedForWomen
American Heart Month 🫀
Research needs to represent us ALL
#AHA22
here we go! See you in Chicago for some science, pizza, meeting new friends and old, and most importantly my amazing husband
@stevenmill
who I last saw almost exactly 3 months ago 🤩 🤩
It’s like waking up on Christmas!
Even this is best-case assuming you
1. Immediately get a job at CT1 (+ ST3/4 for most) without an extra year+ of clinical experience first
2. Don’t do research (2 years MD/3 years PhD)
3. Work 100% FTE
4. Don’t take mat/other extended leave
Will be 13 years for me as it stands!
.
@SkyNews
Junior doctors can train for up to TEN years, not 8 as you’ve just reported.
Like this:
Medical school. 5-6 years.
Then:
FY1 - 1st year
FY2 - 2nd
CT1/ST1 - 3rd
ST2/ST2 - 4th
ST3 - 5th
ST4 - 6th
ST5 - 7th
ST6 - 8th
ST7 - 9th
ST8 - 10th
A nice send off from Edinburgh tonight before I find myself near a very different sort of beach for a while 🏝
My 6-month Californian adventure at the incredible
@CedarsSinai
medical centre starts bright and early tomorrow. So excited to join their Cardiovascular Imaging team!
Pleased to present our review article discussing the present and future of molecular myocardial fibrosis imaging. Interested to learn now novel PET tracers may change the field? Read on to learn more 👓 📚
#whyCMR
#multimodalityimaging
#cardiotwitter
Over the 🌙 to be invited to present my
#EACVI23
YIA data at
@jse2024echohmj
next month in Himeji, Japan 🇯🇵 🌸
So grateful for the support from both societies to attend. Japan is very top of my travel wish list and I could burst with excitement at this opportunity ✨
Submitted a manuscript which has passed QC first time and not been immediately returned by the editorial office and as far as I’m concerned that’s a bigger achievement than it actually being accepted 👌🏼
#AcademicChatter
#MedTwitter
>85% female trial… that’s not something you see every day!! Congratulations to
#SMARTTrial
investigators
#ACC24
Looking like the future of
#TAVR
is self expanding for severe AS with small annuli 👩🏻 🫀
Happy birthday and happy anniversary to my wonderful handsome husband ❤️forever trying and failing to live up to your levels of photogenicity but we still have fun 🤩 (and delicious ramen 😋) x
In my brief foray into the vaping literature, my eyes have been opened to the amount of misinformation and unsubstantiated fears being perpetuated that just isn’t backed by the evidence base
Grateful to the engaged and informed
#SaferTobacco
and
#HarmReduction
community for 1/4
Thank you everyone for my very kind birthday wishes! 🥳
Of all the cards I’d say this one from my parents sums it up the best. Last month I got asked for ID to go into a pub so I guess it’s all still ok 😬
‼️Calling all SGLTi fans or would be fans‼️
Are you team
#flozinate
the water supply 💊 or yet to be convinced? 🤨
Why not leaf through my new short review article and see if you learn anything new? We might even convert you 😉
Ever since I spotted it at sunset from the plane back to LA from AHA in November I knew I had to see Monument Valley for myself. Today was the day ❤️ 🌄
Now the PowerPoint slides are done and dusted I can focus on the excitement of presenting my PhD work in nuclear fibrosis imaging next month’s
#EACVI
Young Investigator Award
Massive team effort has culminated in some interesting findings in post-MI scar
Hope to see you there!
Inaugural Edinburgh
#WIC
brunch 🍳🍓🫐 with hostess with the modest
@scallycaroline1
Great to spend some time with this ever growing group 🫀
Pressure’s on for the next host to best this spread 🥐💪🏼
Wishing all my cardiology friends a Happy
#WorldHeartDay2023
with this lovely heart within a heart created by anomalous origin of the circumflex artery🫀
#RadialFirst
Thread: What a difference a year makes. Finished up as an ST3 this morning after a very pleasant weekend of nightshift with a fab team. First picture is me almost a year ago relieved to have survived my first Med Reg shift (also nights!), and second is me this morning...
Delighted to receive a letter from a heart failure patient I saw in clinic thanking me for tweaking their meds adding in SGLT 💊
1 month after
#flozination
the wind is back in their sails ⛵️
Symptoms + exercise tolerance much improved 💪🏼
#GDMTworks
👏🏼 patients will thank you!
Saturday lunch looking a little fancier than usual thanks to
@lynseygib
’s very thoughtful wedding gift ❤️ thank you and Ged, as well as to The Ivy Edinburgh for taking such great care of us!
On Christmas we wear red 🎄 ❤️
Accidental twinning (promise!) to ring in the festive season today!
Maybe this will be our new
#WIC
uniform ✨
Merry Christmas everyone!
First
#medreg
shift ever on
#teamnightshift
tonight and feeling just a little bit more than mildly anxious... looking forward to meeting my new team though, I’m sure we’ll muddle through. Wish me luck!
Saturday night vibes! Nice to get out of the scrubs and get my glam on for
@Daily_Record
#ScotlandsChampions
awards last night (in a plus-one not champion role dw 😂)
We scrub up well
@stevenmill
✨
Here we go 🤩
Excited for Day 1️⃣ of
#ESCCongress
🫀 and all the amazing science… but just as excited to connect and reconnect with cardiology friends from near and far 😊
Who is around today?? Let’s get the conference selfies off to a good start! 🤳🏻
Lovely evening at the
@BHFScotland
celebrating researchers reception tonight, including an Oscars-style
@EdinUniCVS
fellows selfie 🤳🏻
Wonderful to meet some people I’ve only seen over zoom or Twitter ❤️
(1/2)
Upcoming in this week's edition of the
@Sunday_Post
, Dr Anna Barton, Clinical Research Fellow & Honorary Cardiology Registrar at
@EdinburghUni
discusses the importance of involving female participants in cardiology research studies & how to overcome barriers to their...
Congratulations to Dr Anna Barton who will joining Cedars Sinai Medical Center for a 6-month placement, applying advanced image analysis techniques to the 68Ga-FAPI PET-MR scans in the FAPI Fibrosis study.
Read more here:
The
#RapidCTCA
trial presented by Professor Newby
#ICNCCT2024
6 Scottish sites!
No benefit for CTCA in acute intermediate risk chest pain in any subgroups,
likely due in part to the advent of high sensitivity troponin
Productive Sunday
Parmigiana a la melanzane from scratch 🍆
US Tax return done ☑️
ESTA renewed for
@ACCinTouch
2024 ✈️
And the sun has even come out 🏴 ☀️
Happy Sunday all ☺️
Bringing up the rear of team Edinburgh, finally en route to
#ESC2023
with
@RyanWereski
after an honest morning’s work and an honest evening’s gin and tonic tasting 🍸
Tot snel Amsterdam and my wonderful cardiology friends 🤩 🌷 🇳🇱
@escardio
@ESC_Journals
🚨 Now published 🚨
Really pleased to share my review of lipid management with a focus on the
#PCSK9inhibitors
I enjoyed researching and writing this up to date summary for Prescriber, and hope you enjoy reading it!
@AnastasiaSMihai
@DrMarthaGulati
We’ve all seen it by now but great result from the
#DanGerShock
trial showing benefit for Impella in STEMI + cardiogenic shock
But some caution as not without a cost in terms of adverse events
AND the *effect appears to be lost on women* (and single vessel disease)
#ACC24
Thank you to
@BHFScotland
and for hosting me and my wonderful colleagues at the stunning Scottish Parliament last night, even squeezed in a private tour of the debating chamber 🤩 Don’t we scrub up well when we get out of the basement! 🧲