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Paul Greig
Clinical Research Fellow
Paul has worked with Nuffield Division of Anaesthetics for 7 years, completing his anaesthetic training in the Oxford Deanery. On completion of his anaesthetic training he has joined the OxSTaR team as Clinical Lecturer in Anaesthesia and will be reading for his DPhil with the University of Oxford while working part-time as a consultant anaesthetist with Oxford University Hospitals NHS Trust.
Paul's own research interests focus on human factors, particularly the development of situational awareness, and the use of electronic media to deliver educational material. Paul is also the Chief Investigator for the StART trial; a randomised controlled trial designed to investigate the benefits of using simulation teaching to enhance novice anaesthetic trainees' basic introduction to the specialty.
As well as being an established trainer for the OxSTaR courses, Paul is an instructor for Advanced Life Support (ALS), Acute Life-threatening Emergencies: Recognition and Treatment (ALERT), Pre-Hospital Trauma Life Support (PHTLS), Managing Obstetric Emergencies and Trauma (MOET) and the Generic Instructors Course (GIC).
Recent publications
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Emergencies in general practice: could checklists support teams in stressful situations?
Journal article
Greig P. et al, (2020), Br J Gen Pract, 70, 304 - 305
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Fatigue and risk: are train drivers safer than doctors?
Journal article
Greig P. and Snow R., (2017), BMJ-BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL, 359
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Go/no-go decision in anaesthesia: wide variation in risk tolerance amongst anaesthetists.
Journal article
Greig PR. et al, (2017), Br J Anaesth, 118, 740 - 746
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Response to letter from Youngson et al.
Journal article
Greig P. et al, (2016), BMJ Qual Saf, 25, 132 - 133
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"I Can Remember Sort of Vivid People…but to Me They Were Plasticine." Delusions on the Intensive Care Unit: What Do Patients Think Is Going On?
Journal article
Darbyshire JL. et al, (2016), PLoS One, 11