BSc
Sickle cell disease – Cytokine associated erythrocyte-endothelial interactions in Sickle cell disease - Department of Immunology, Rayne Institute, St Thomas Hospital in 1989 with subsequent publications leading to MRC funded collaboration with the sickle cell referencing centre.
PhD
He undertook a British Heart Foundation funded PhD research fellowship at the Unit of Critical Care, National Heart and Lung institute, and the Physiological Flow Studies Group, Imperial College School of Medicine, London 1996-1999. The research investigated structural and functional changes in the microcirculation in sepsis; the work involved utilisation of intravital microscopy to assess the microcirculatory changes (particularly permeability) in an in vivo model of severe sepsis. He established the intravital microscopy set-up, within the research group. This was part of Professor TW Evan’s research group involved in vascular biology in the critically ill.
Clinical
Bronchoscopic Training with Artificial intelligence and Gap analysis
Improving standards of training for Bronchoscopy in the ICU through qualitative and cohort research; using Augmented reality and artificial intelligence.
Burns Inhalation Injury
Improved diagnosis of Burns inhalation injury – to create a searchable library of reference images for any user, and study accuracy for scales of severity.
Utility of Rapid Diagnostics for Infection
Utility of new Infection Rapid diagnostic point of care tests (POCT) in critically ill patients Cognitive-behavioural factors that influence the value of POCT tests in trying to improve antibiotic stewardship
Treatments for restoring the immunosuppression of critical illness and reducing secondary infection. Can Interferon gamma reduce secondary infection in critically illness?
TASTE-ICU – New ways to address tasted deprivation in patients
Development of a safe dissolvable oral taste application for patients nil by mouth, and assessing its role in rehabilitation potential.
Visualising the microcirculation and its impact in Shock
The utility of visual quantification of the microcirculation by a hand held CYTOCAM camera, in prognostication of patients in Cardiogenic shock.
Teaching
Prof Suveer Singh is an experienced teacher for Undergraduate and Postgraduates for over 25 years. He has been awarded the Imperial College Clinical Teacher’s Award and Student’s choice Distinguished Teacher awards nominee. He has been a School Governor and is examiner for MBBS Finals, MRCP PACES (Royal College of Physicians), and the EDIC (European Intensive Care Diploma).
Awards
Imperial College NHS Teaching Excellence Award – Dec 2013
Distinguished Teacher Award nominee 2014, 2015, 2016 , 2018 Imperial College London
Half way Dinner – Imperial College School of Medicine Guest Speaker 2017
Imperial College London
- Director of Clinical Studies 2007-2017
- Clinical Forum Chair 2016
- MBBS Finals Examiner 2003-
- Course Lead Year 5 Critical Care 2021-
- BSc Course Supervisor and Examiner
Imperial College London supervisions and examinations
- MSc
- MD
- PhD
Royal College of Physicians (Lon)
- MRCP PACES
European Society of Intensive Care Medicine
- EDIC 2 exam
Invited Lecturer, Presenter and Faculty at
- British Thoracic Society
- American Thoracic Society
- Modules in Bronchoscopy Courses – Imperial College London, Amsterdam Medical Centre
- Indian Society of Respiratory Medicine (NAPCON)
- CARE conferences UK
- Indian Society of Critical Care Medicine (ISCCM)
- Indian Sleep Disorders Society (ISDA)
- Association of Anaesthetists of Great Britain and Ireland
- European Respiratory Society
- European Society of Intensive Care Medicine
- Annual Critical Care Symposium Manchester UK
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