Ms Hannah Lane, BSc (Hons)

Speech and Language Therapist

I studied Speech and Language Therapy at Birmingham City University and graduated in 2016. I am now working as a paediatric Speech and Language Therapist for Doncaster and Bassetlaw Hospitals NHS trust. I work in the community and my role is split across community clinics, a severe learning disability school and pyramids of mainstream schools. I have recently been given the new role as Cleft Lip and Palate LINK therapist so am now responsible for the management and therapy for a caseload of children with Cleft Lip and Palate and an important part of my job is liaising with regional Cleft hubs and specialists.
I am working with the Unit on a project as part of my internship with the National institute of Health Research which will take place for the next 6 months. The project I am involved in is aiming to explore the impact of early intervention on speech in children born with cleft palate. This is an area of significant interest to me and I am hoping to expand this research into an MSc project and contribute to the growing evidence-base for children with speech difficulties.

Current research

Exploring the impact of early intervention on speech in children born with cleft palate.

GMC Number: 4433787

Specialty: Neuroradiology

Secretary: Alex Bessant

Telephone no: 01174149007

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Urgent samples for 'Insert Drug Name' Assay

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Southmead Hospital

DX 6121302

Westbury-on-Trym

BS10 5NB

GMC Number: 6128210

Year of first qualification: 2005, Oxford University

Specialty: Geriatric Medicine, General Internal Medicine 

Clinical Interests: Perioperative medicine in the frail and multimorbid, geriatric trauma, prehabilitation, service development to meet the needs of older surgical patients

Secretary: Michaela Perry

Telephone: 0117 414 6643

Dr Shipway is a consultant physician with a specialist interest in perioperative medicine, assisting surgical teams to look after patients whose surgery is complicated by their other medical problems, age or overall frailty. His work involves helping patients make informed decisions about surgery by comprehensively assessing them before their operation, and then making surgery safer by working closely with the surgeon as a medical specialist embedded within their team.

Dr Shipway trained at Oxford University before working in London for postgraduate training. His background is in general internal medicine and geriatric medicine, and he completed a fellowship in perioperative medicine for older patients at Guy's and St Thomas' before taking up his first consultant position at Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust (St Mary's Hospital, Paddington).He subsequently moved to the Bristol in 2017.

His special interests include frailty in the older surgical patient, comprehensive geriatric assessment of the older surgical patient and service development to meet the needs of older surgical patients.

GMC Number: 6120258

Year of first qualification: 2005, Bristol

Specialty: Neurosurgery

Clinical interest: Complex Pain and Pituitary

Secretary: Kirsty Atwill

Mr Adam Williams completed his general training in Neurosurgery in Bristol before undertaking a fellowship in endoscopic pituitary and skull base neurosurgery, in Oxford, before returning to Bristol in 2017 as a Consultant with sub-specialty interests in complex pain and pituitary neurosurgery.

Professional memberships:
Society of British Neurological Surgeons Neuromodulation Society of UK and Ireland (NSUKI) The Pituitary Society

He is a current Director and Past President of the Association of Surgeons in Training (ASiT).

Year of first qualification: 1989, University of Bristol

Specialty: Cardiology

Clinical interest: Interventional Cardiology

Secretary: Georgina Lea

Telephone: 0117 414 6365

Dr Andrew Skyrme-Jones is the Specialty Lead for Cardiology.

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GNC Number: 6088952

Specialty: Orthopaedics

GNC Number: 6128297

Year of first qualification: 2005, University of Leeds

Specialty: Trauma and Orthopaedics

Clinical interests: Adult and Paediatric Orthopaedic Spinal Surgery; surgical treatments for cervical, thoracic and lumbar spinal deformities, fractures, tumours, infections and degenerative conditions of the spine

Secretary: Sarah Balmire

Telephone: 0117 414 1619

Mr Neil Upadhyay was appointed as Consultant Orthopaedic Spine Surgeon at North Bristol NHS Trust and Bristol Royal Hospital for Children in June 2017.  His training included Basic Surgical Training in Leeds and Specialist Orthopaedic Training in the Bristol region.

In 2015, after completing his orthopaedic training he spent 12 months at Musgrove Park Hospital as a spinal fellow followed by 12 months at the Leeds General Infirmary as the senior spinal fellow.  His interests are adult and paediatric deformity, spinal trauma treatments, cervico-thoracic fixations, reconstructive spinal surgery for congenital, trauma, infection or tumour conditions of the spine, spinal fusions via anterior, posterior and lateral approach techniques and use of Navigated surgery and Minimally Invasive Spinal Surgery techniques.