Dr. Rahul Katta Ramanjaneya
Group Lead, Department of Emergency Medicine
Rs. 800 Fees
Qualifications
MBBS FRCEM
Experience
- ED consultant at St. Helier Hospital
- Specialty doctor in emergency medicine at Ipswich Hospital
- Emergency medicine at St. Georges Hospital
- Anesthesia/Emergency Medicine at St. Thomas Hospital
- ST6 at St. Helier Hospital
- Trauma and Retrieval fellow ICU at St. Georges Hospital
Field of Expertise
Research & Publications
- Published a paper on “Oligoanalgesia in the Emergency Department (ED) of a Tertiary care Multi-Specialty hospital in India-A retrospective study” in the National Journal Of Emergency Medicine Volume 1 Issue 2(Oct to Dec 2012)
- Published a paper on “Strokes presenting within the window period: a distant reality?” in the National Journal of Emergency Medicine.
- QIP on “Silver Trauma criteria”. A modified triage protocol for elderly trauma.
- Designed and implemented new Trauma protocols, overhauling how one of the biggest Trauma centres in London (St George's Hospital) deals with major trauma. These are now the new accepted guidelines influencing how over 2 million patients are treated.
Certifications & Memberships
Qualifications
MBBS FRCEM
Experience
- ED consultant at St. Helier Hospital
- Specialty doctor in emergency medicine at Ipswich Hospital
- Emergency medicine at St. Georges Hospital
- Anesthesia/Emergency Medicine at St. Thomas Hospital
- ST6 at St. Helier Hospital
- Trauma and Retrieval fellow ICU at St. Georges Hospital
Field of Expertise
Research & Publications
- Published a paper on “Oligoanalgesia in the Emergency Department (ED) of a Tertiary care Multi-Specialty hospital in India-A retrospective study” in the National Journal Of Emergency Medicine Volume 1 Issue 2(Oct to Dec 2012)
- Published a paper on “Strokes presenting within the window period: a distant reality?” in the National Journal of Emergency Medicine.
- QIP on “Silver Trauma criteria”. A modified triage protocol for elderly trauma.
- Designed and implemented new Trauma protocols, overhauling how one of the biggest Trauma centres in London (St George's Hospital) deals with major trauma. These are now the new accepted guidelines influencing how over 2 million patients are treated.
