Manmohan Madan, a consultant vascular … He said: "Surgeons deserve real credit for taking this voluntary leap. One surgeon's figures that nearly one in three people he treated for a particular type of operation ended up dying. ??? Robert Lonsdale, a consultant vascular surgeon at Northern General Hospital in Sheffield, also gave the same reasons. “Most people are performing to an acceptable standard so I hope patients will be reassured by that. In the first set of figures to be released, from 458 vascular surgeons covering 21,000 operations over five years, some doctors had mortality rates that were up to 14 times the national average. "This is a major cultural change in the way the NHS works and we expect this to take time to bed in. 524 Likes, 11 Comments - Robert W Lonsdale (@robertwlonsdale) on Instagram: “Me: what you doing? Join Facebook to connect with Robert Lonsdale and others you may know. The majority, however, had mortality rates around two or three per cent. He cited concerns about the quality of the data and its completeness as the reason for not giving consent. The six, who are all vascular surgeons, all raised concerns about the quality of the data or methods used to adjust the statistics to take into account risk factors such as the patient’s health and age. Robert Lonsdale, a consultant vascular surgeon at Northern General Hospital in Sheffield, also gave the same reasons. 2019. ?…” The performance league tables have been hailed as a world first and are aimed at making surgeons more accountable. Robert W Lonsdale posted on Instagram: “I’d planned to post a joyous football picture this morning so this is just the pathetic remnants.…” • See all of @robertwlonsdale's photos and videos on their profile. Just 20 out of the 3,500 surgeons had chosen to withhold their data in total. Join Facebook to connect with Rob Lonsdale and others you may know. Professor Bridgewater said he expected that figure to decrease by the time the final wave of releases are made in the autumn. He said: “I encouraged everyone to give consent, but some people didn’t want to. On Friday morning cardiothoracic surgeons also released their data, which showed that for one surgeon, 15 per cent of the patients he operated on had died. He is currently the Royal College of Surgeon’s Programme Director for core surgical trainees in North East London. We asked them what their reasons were. ", England captain Owen Farrell says team 'did a job' on Italy despite imperfect performance, Coronavirus latest news: Boris Johnson confirms second national lockdown for England from Thursday, Italy are tired of their casting as Six Nations whipping boys, and it showed against England - for 40 minutes, There is no alternative: Prime Minister Boris Johnson's second lockdown speech in full, New travel restrictions confirmed as part of national lockdown. The mortality rates for vascular surgeons and cardiothoracic surgeons were the first to be made public in a scheme that will see the clinical outcomes for all 3,500 NHS surgeons published. View the profiles of people named Robert Lonsdale. “None of those who withheld consent have mortality rates that are higher than expected, so this idea that they are trying to hide bad results is not true. Robert Lonsdale enjoys his vacation at Richmond, North Yorkshire on 31 August 2018 (Photo: Robert Lonsdale's Instagram) It is sad to say that some large wiki sites contain information on him, but it is not in abundance to know everything on his bio. Robert Career & Net Worth His terrific acting has taken him to the highest heights of his career. Professor Ben Bridgewater, outcomes publication director of the Healthcare Quality Improvement Partnership who led the collection of the data, said that very few in total had refused to release data. 15k Followers, 299 Following, 81 Posts - See Instagram photos and videos from Robert W Lonsdale (@robertwlonsdale) Officials said that of all 3,500 surgeons, just 20 had refused to make their mortality rates public, but all fell within the expected ranges. 2018. In 2018 he performed in the play Utility at the Orange Tree Theatre in Richmond. NHS England also released the names of six surgeons who decided not to publish their details alongside their colleagues in the first wave of releases. Mum: taking this clock apart. Leszek Wolowczyk, a vascular and general surgeon at Tameside General Hospital in Ashton under Lyne refused to say why he withheld his data. A total of 20 surgeons have refused to reveal their death rates in statistics that showed one cardiac surgeon had nearly one in every six patients they treated die. The data revealed one cardiothoracic surgeon had 15 per cent of their patients die following surgery between March 2009 and march 2012. Professor Sir Bruce Keogh, medical director for NHS England, hailed the release of mortality figures as a “major breakthrough” for transparency in the NHS. Richard Bird, a consultant vascular surgeon at Barnet General Hospital, was among those who did not give permission for his mortality rates to be released. “When there is variation that is not acceptable, because the system is open and transparent, people be dealing with it in a way that hasn’t been in the past.”. Me: why? "Now I expect hospitals and surgeons to use this information to judge the outcomes their patients are getting. View the profiles of people named Rob Lonsdale. In total data on 3,500 surgeons from 10 specialities are to be published by the autumn, with the majority being made public next week. In 2019 he appeared in the new musical Standing at the Sky's Edge at the Crucible Theatre in Sheffield. 193 Posts - See Instagram photos and videos from ‘robertlonsdale’ hashtag Professor Peter McCollum, chair in vascular surgery at Hull York Medical School and a consultant vascular surgeon at Hull Royal Infirmary, said he did not agree with the publication of the data. "A small number of surgeons have so far not consented to their data being published but, as is our experience with the publication of cardiac data, we expect this to change over time with more consultants agreeing to their data being published. Manmohan Madan, a consultant vascular surgeon at North Manchester General Hospital, said he did not agree with the data quality. Robert Lonsdale Instagram: Linkedin: Twitter: Robert Lonsdale Twitter: Facebook: Wikipedia: Robert Lonsdale Wikipedia: Imdb: Timeline. “They were primarily about concerns about the quality of the data and the risk adjustment. Due to the way the data was presented, however, it was difficult to identify the surgeon responsible. Patrick Kent, a consultant vascular and general surgeon at St James University Hospital in Leeds, also refused for the same reasons, adding that he did not agree with the publication of consultant level outcomes and had concerns about the risk adjustment methodology. Some of the surgeons, however, are believed to be concerned that operations they perform alongside other surgeons were not to be included in the data and so would not give an accurate picture of their outcomes. Mum: It's been gaining weight.

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