Author name: Thomas Shanahan

Dr Thomas Shanahan (MBChB, BA, MA, PGCert) is an emergency medicine trainee in Manchester, NIHR academic clinical fellow and honorary clinical research fellow at the University of Manchester. He is an NIHR associate PI for the RECOVERY trial at Manchester Royal Infirmary and the Emergency Medicine Trainees Association (EMTA) representative on the RCEM research committee. Thomas has been an education associate with the General Medical Council for 7 years and was a founding member of the RCEM Special Interest Group in Public Health. His research interests are in health services research on major trauma, prehospital care and global emergency care. In a former life, he was an United Nations international civil servant working in New York, Africa and Asia-Pacific on gender-based violence prevention, peace building and national security policy development. Find him on Twitter @clifford0584.

Emergency care research: top tips on how to get involved. St Emlyn’s

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A practical starting point for students and clinicians interested in emergency care research. Thomas Shanahan, Edd Carlton and Samantha Jones discuss finding a worthwhile question, contributing to local studies, seeking mentorship, joining collaborative networks and developing critical appraisal and writing skills.

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