Mr Alex Almoudaris

Alex undertook his undergraduate medical training and a BSc in Surgery and Anaesthesia at Imperial College from 1998-2004. He completed his Basic Surgical Training in London and  is currently a London Deanery General Surgical Registrar.

He Joined the Centre for Patient Safety and Service Quality (CPSSQ) to undertake a full time PhD having commenced in October 2009. His research aim is to identify and develop markers and potential metrics for defining High Performance in Surgery and is funded by a grant from the NIHR.

On-going interests and research themes include surgical complication management and developing Failure To Rescue metrics from routinely collected national data.

He is currently undertaking a study entitled High Performance in Surgery (HiPer) aiming to understand what factors influence and determine the quantative outcome metrics commonly reported when surgical units are compared.

Please click the publications tab for an up to date list of selected publications and presentations.

 

 

Prizes / Awards / Fellowships

-British Journal of Surgery (BJS) prize for best oral paper presentation at the Association of Coloproctologists Great Britain and Ireland 2011.

 -European Society of Coloproctology (ESCP)- Editors feature paper-Establishing Quality Care in Colorectal Surgery- Review Article PMID: 20594202 A.Almoudaris, S. Clark, C. Vincent, O. Faiz

 -Royal Society of Medicine (RSM) travelling Fellowship - October 2010

-Imperial College travelling Fellowship - June 2011

-Association of Coloproctologists Great Britain and Ireland travelling fellowship - July 2011

 

 

email: alex.almoudaris@imperial.ac.uk