CV - THOMAS BEANEY
MA (CANTAB) MBBS MSC PGCERT
MRCP (LONDON) MRCGP GRADSTAT FHEA
thomas.beaney@imperial.ac.uk
Clinical Research Fellow December 2021 to current
Imperial College London, London, W6 8RP
1. Department of Primary Care and Public Health
2.
Department of Mathematics
Funding: Wellcome Trust 4i programme at
Imperial College
PhD title: Characterising clusters of multimorbidity and associations
with clinical outcomes and healthcare utilisation
General Practitioner
February 2021 to current
Parkview Practice, London, W12 7FG
Deputy Theme Lead for Digital Health 2021
NIHR Applied Research Collaboration Northwest London, W6 8RP
Clinical Fellow in Primary Care 2021
Imperial College London, London, W6 8RP
1. Department of Primary Care and Public Health
2.
NIHR Patient Safety
Translational Research Centre
NIHR Academic Clinical Fellowship in General Practice 2017-2021
Imperial College London
Including
rotations in:
1.
Old Age Psychiatry (West
London Mental Health Trust)
2.
Public Health (NHS England and
Public Health England)
3.
General Practice Innovative Training
Programme (Elizabeth
Avenue Group Practice, N1 3BS and The King’s Fund, W1G 0AN)
4.
Academic Clinical Fellow in General Practice (Parkview
Practice, London, W12 7FG and Imperial College London)
Core Medical Trainee 2016-2017
South London Deanery
Including rotations in:
1.
Oncology (Royal Marsden Hospital, Sutton)
2.
Gastroenterology
(Epsom Hospital, Epsom and St
Helier University Hospitals)
Foundation Year 2 2014-2015
University Hospital Lewisham, Lewisham and Greenwich NHS Trust
1.
General Psychiatry (South
London and the Maudsley NHS Trust)
2.
Geriatric Medicine
3.
Emergency Medicine
Foundation Year 1 2013-2014
St Peter’s Hospital, Ashford and St Peter’s Hospitals NHS Trust
1.
Trauma
& Orthopaedics/Orthogeriatrics
2.
Respiratory
Medicine
3.
Cardiology
Postgraduate
Certificate in University Learning and Teaching 2019-2020
Imperial College London, SW7 2AZ
·
Awarded Fellowship of the
Higher Education Academy (FHEA)
MSc Medical Statistics 2015-2016
London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine,
London, WC1E 7HT
Dissertation title: Impact of
different timescales on overall survival, and determinants of survival in women
with breast cancer in sub-Saharan Africa
·
Graduated with Distinction and
a GPA of 4.83 (out of 5)
·
Winner of the PSI Andrew
Hewitt Prize for the best student on the course
·
Awarded a Royal Statistical
Society Prize in respect of performance
· Awarded a National Institute for Health Research
Scholarship
Graduate-Entry Medicine 2009-2013
Imperial College London, SW7 2AZ
·
MBBS 2013
·
Distinction in Surgery
· Distinction in Clinical Sciences
Bachelor of Arts 2006-2009
King’s College, University of Cambridge, CB2 1ST
Upper Second Class
· 2008 –
2009: Immunology, Microbiology & Parasitology, Biological Anthropology
· Dissertation
title: What are the prospects for the eradication of Schistosomiasis?
· 2007 –
2008: Biochemistry, Pathology, History & Philosophy of Science
· 2006 –
2007: Mathematics, Physics, Materials Science, Biology of Cells
· Awarded
Master of Arts 2013
Member of the Royal College of General
Practitioners (MRCGP) February 2021
Fellow of the Higher Education Academy (FHEA) September
2020
Member of the Royal College of Physicians of
London (MRCP) March 2017
Member of the Royal Statistical Society (GradStat)
December 2016
National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) Scholarship 2015-2016
Awarded a Research Methods
scholarship for full fees and stipend from the NIHR for an MSc in Medical
Statistics at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine.
Imperial College Teaching Hero 2014
Awarded by Imperial College
for the contribution to undergraduate medical teaching at Ashford and St
Peter’s Hospitals, in particular for the organisation
and commitment to delivering an EMQ course for Year 3 students.
Sir George Pinker Scholarship – Imperial College London 2009-2011
Awarded an admission
scholarship for Graduate Medicine for outstanding interview performance and
submission of a précis on the success of the human genome project.
1.
Neural Information Processing Systems 2022 November-December
2022
New Orleans, USA
2. Royal College of General Practitioners Annual
Conference June 2022
London, UK
3. Health Services Research UK July
2022
Sheffield, UK
4.
Royal College of Paediatrics
and Child Health Annual conference June
2021
Online conference
5.
European Society of Hypertension /
International Society of Hypertension 2021 April 2021
Online conference
6. Public Health Masters modules 2020-2021
London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine
· Introduction to Health Economics
· Economic Evaluation
7. Machine Learning with Python short course October-December 2020
Goldsmiths, University of
London
8. World Congress on Public Health October
2020
Online conference
9. British Journal of General Practice Research
Conference March 2020
London, UK
10. Royal College of General Practitioners Annual
Conference October 2019
Liverpool, UK
11. Cardiovascular Disease Prevention Conference 2019: February
2019
Saving Hearts and Minds Together
Manchester, UK
12. Hypertension 2018 September
2018
Beijing, China
13. European Society of Cardiology Congress August
2018
Munich, Germany
PhD Theses
I have co-supervised the
following PhD theses:
1.
Online
services in NHS England General Practices. Abrar Alturkistani (2020-2023).
BSc in Global Health
1.
A
qualitative study of factors influencing clinician use of hypertension
guidelines in different resource settings – Amelia Kataria-Golestaneh (2020)
2.
Variation
in Hypertension Guidelines: A Global Comparison – Richu Philip (2020)
Master of Public Health
1.
Exploring
the impact of service disruption for respiratory and dermatology cancer
pathways, actions taken and lessons learnt from
primary to secondary care in North-West London and West Midlands during the
COVID-19 pandemic in the UK.
Shih-Ching Huang (2021).
2.
How has
the COVID-19 pandemic impacted the diagnostic referral activity in radiology
departments and imaging services in London, UK? Ugbad Elmi (2021).
3.
Disruption
to Referral Pathways for Patients with Symptoms Suspicious for a Cancer Diagnosis
in Urban Cities in the UK, USA, and Australia. Ajay Jagjivan (2021).
4.
May
Measurement Month: Investigating blood pressure variation with time of day,
temperature and altitude. Jaspriya Dhillon (2021)
5.
Analyses
of May Measurement Month for South Asian Ethnicities: A Global Blood Pressure
Screening Campaign. Elizabeth Kamarade
(2021).
6.
The
Impacts of Social Restrictions on Physical Activity among Older Adults Living
in London During the COVID-19 Pandemic. Conall Green (2021).
7.
The short and medium term impacts on mental health during the
COVID-19 pandemic: an analysis from the CHARIOT COVID-19 Rapid Response study. Subarna Chakraborty
(2021)
8.
A
comparative profile of MMM screenees with and without
a past medical history of myocardial infarction. Xinyi Liu (2019).
9.
A
comparative profile of May Measurement Month (MMM) screenee
with diabetes. Yu Bai (2019).
10. A Comparative Profile of May Measurement Month Screenees with and without a Past Medical History of Stroke.
Queran Lin (2019)
MSc Epidemiology
1.
May
Measurement Month: an analysis of variability in consecutive blood pressure
readings. Gabriele Kerr (2021)
2.
The
association between national hypertension prevalence, treatment, and control
rates in MMM and national stroke mortality statistics. Tingxi Ye (2019)
For
a list of all publications, please see:
https://orcid.org/0000-0001-9709-7264
1.
Beaney T, Clarke J. Does place-based care matter to
primary care in the post COVID-19 digital age? Link: https://bjgplife.com/2020/09/10/does-place-based-care-matter-to-primary-care-in-the-post-covid-19-digital-age/
2.
Beaney T, Salman D, Vishnubala
D, McGregor AH, Majeed A. The effects of isolation on the physical and mental
health of older adults. The BMJ Opinion (2020). Link: https://blogs.bmj.com/bmj/2020/04/09/the-effects-of-isolation-on-the-physical-and-mental-health-of-older-adults/
3.
Beaney T. Tackling HIV stigma in the health service. The
King’s Fund (December 2018). Link: www.kingsfund.org.uk/blog/2018/12/tackling-hiv-stigma
4.
Beaney T & Allen L. What’s the role of general
practice in addressing population health? The King’s Fund (January 2019). Link:
www.kingsfund.org.uk/blog/2019/01/general-practice-population-health
International
1.
Combining multiple
approaches in the evaluation of healthcare services:
lessons learned from
COVID-19 remote home monitoring services July 2022
Workshop presenter and panel member
Health Services Research UK, Sheffield, UK
2.
People
and place: understanding differences between registered patient lists and
geographical catchments in Primary Care Networks in England June 2022
27th WONCA European conference 2022, London
3.
The
associations between hypertension and stroke from May Measurement April
2021
Month
(MMM) and between national MMM hypertension parameters
with stroke mortality from the
Global Burden of Disease
European Society of Hypertension / International Society of Hypertension
2021
4. May Measurement Month 2019: key results April 2021
European Society of Hypertension / International Society of Hypertension
2021
· Presentation as an invited speaker
5. May Measurement Month: 2018 20-23
September 2018
Hypertension 2018, Beijing,
China.
·
Invited to attend as a
distinguished invited speaker
6. May Measurement Month: 2017 25-29
August 2018
European Society of Cardiology
Congress 2018, Munich, Germany.
·
Invited as a faculty member to
present at the ESC annual congress
7. May Measurement Month: Overview of results from
2017 19-21 January 2018
May Measurement Month
Investigator Meeting, Dorking, Surrey
National
1.
Predictors
of healthcare utilisation in children: 16th
June 2021
a population segmentation
approach in Northwest London
Royal College of Paediatrics
and Child Health Annual conference
2.
A primary
care network analysis: 12th
March 2020
natural communities of general practices in London
British Journal of General
Practice Research Conference 2020
Available on request