2004 - 2007 - Cicely Saunders Institute - King's College London

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Professor Derick Wade MA MB BChi, MD FRCP Honorary part-time Chair of Rehabilitation In addition to his general medical training, Derick trained in several specialities related to his current posts including neurology, neurosurgery, psychiatry and neurophysiology. He has expertise in many clinical areas, including: stroke, head injury rehabilitation, management of multiple sclerosis and motor neurone disease, assessment of patients in the Permanent Vegetative State, and the management of patients who have disability without any underlying disease. His research activities cover a wide area and he has published over 180 papers in peer reviewed journals on many different studies. He is starting studies on mental practice as a rehabilitation technique. He writes books and book chapters on many aspects of disabling neurological disease and has edited Clinical Rehabilitation, since 1994. He is involved in training doctors and other professions who are specialising in rehabilitation and supervises and examines higher degrees. Heather Williams MSc RN ONC Dunhill Research Training Fellow Heather is a qualified Orthopaedic nurse. She worked for many years as an orthopaedic ward sister at Northwick Park Hospital before moving into Clinical Audit. Heather completed further education in “Evaluation of Clinical Practice”, which helped to develop her research interests. She joined the Regional Rehabilitation Unit at Northwick Park in February 2002, and is currently conducting a research project to further develop the Northwick Park Dependency Score to calculate in-patient nursing staff provision within a rehabilitation setting. Derick is closely involved in health service management and development. He has been an advisor to Oxfordshire Health Authority and been involved in local working parties on many aspects of neurological rehabilitation. He has been involved in many national groups and committees. He has also been involved in WHO groups and advised national groups in the USA and New Zealand. In 2001, he was appointed Visiting Professor in Community Rehabilitation at the University of Maastricht, the Netherlands. In June 2002, he was made an honorary fellow of the College of Occupational Therapists; and in October 2005, he became a part-time professor in neurological rehabilitation at King’s College Hospital London. 75
Previous Members of the Department (since 2004) NAME POSITION YEAR OF DEPARTURE Professor Julia Addington-Hall Professor of Palliative Care Research 2004 and Policy/Deputy Head of Department Bimpe Akinwunmi PA to Professor Addington-Hall 2004 Dr Lara Alloway Specialist Registrar 2004 Jo Armes CRUK Research Fellow 2004 Jenni Burt Research Associate 2004 Floss Chittenden Data Entry Clerk 2004 Dr Elizabeth Davies Clinical Senior Research Fellow 2004 Darryl De Prez Head of Fundraising, Cicely Saunders International 2007 Sam Hart Research Associate 2006 Dr Rhidian Hughes Senior Research Fellow 2004 Maggie Johnson Departmental Administrator 2005 Julie Payne Student 2004 Sally Plumb Honorary Research Associate 2005 Dr Jean Potter Mrs Coco Marcus Clinical PhD Research 2004 Training Fellow Carolin Seitz Project Support Officer 2006 Joel Sheridan Research Assistant Psychologist 2004 Amanda Tadrous Research Assistant Psychologist 2004 Bella Vivat Research Fellow 2004 76
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