Aseem Mishra
NIHR Academic Clinical Fellow in Primary Care - GPST4
Clinical Lead CVD Prevention - NHS GM ICS
NIHR Academic Clinical Fellowship in Primary Care (GPST4) and CVD Prevention Lead, NHS GM ICS. Initially propelled by curiosity, Aseem has always been fascinated with technology and how we develop and use it to help us with the problems we face each day. His time as a doctor has made him passionate about care, the values of the NHS and the overall well-being of people.
A natural systems thinker and serious about QI, Aseem is a strong proponent of whole-system working to facilitate and implement positive real-world change, aiming to improve the system for all. Philosopher, scientist, human and maker.Interests
Wellbeing
Digital Health & QI
Self Quantification, Bio-hacking and Automation
Research
In Vitro Anti-Microbial Effects of Novel Chromium Nitride Silver Orthopaedic Implant Coatings
Previous Roles and Positions
Trainees for Improving Patient Safety (TIPSQI) Manchester Foundation Trust Lead Manchester Royal Infirmary TIPSQI Lead
Lessons Learnt PSI MFT Lead
Lessons learnt is a patient safety initiative involving facilitating peer-group discussions on patient safety incidents, with the aim of spawning new Quality Improvement Initiatives
Foundation Year 2 Representative
Re-elected by Foundation doctors to represent the junior doctor body at Foundation Committee meetings
Seminar Lead for Academic Foundation Programme at MFT
Managerial role focussed on the organisation and operation of the Academic Foundation Programme seminar and teaching sessions at MRI
Foundation Year 1 Representative, 2017-2018
Twice elected Chair of the Association of British Undergraduate Surgical Society (ABUSS) at the RCS, England, 2015-2017
I was re-elected as the candidate of choice to lead ABUSS’s transformational change. By working together I successfully transformed ABUSS into the British Forum for Aspiring Surgeons, and launched their first website www.thebfas.co.uk
HYMS Final Year Student Representative, 2017-2018
Student TEL Ambassador – 2014-16
Student Technology Enhanced Learning ambassador and student representative in the “Changing the Learning Landscapes @ HYMS” project, to re-evaluate existing technology and consult on new technologies and their implementation at HYMS as well as improving student engagement with teaching and learning at medical school. (https://aseemmishra.co.uk/work/changing-learning-landscapeshyms/)
Pint of Science (International Science Fair) Volunteer and Event Manager, 2015-16
National Publicity Officer – ABUSS committee, 2014-2015
Communications Officer – Medical Society Committee, 2012-2013
HYMS Phase 1 Student Representative, 2011-2012
Secretary – Medical Society Committee, 2011-2012
Posters and presentations
Stockport BPM@Home Trailblazer (National) Oct 2021
Poster presentation at RCGP National Conference 2021 - Liverpool
Improving access to GP Online Services; A whole systems approach (National) Oct 2019
Poster presentation at RCGP National Conference 2019 - Liverpool
Patient Information Messaging System - Jul 2019
First place for oral presentation at the regional NorthWest Academic Showcase day, including all Academic Foundation trainees across the North West region.
Partial Knee Replacements : A Level 4 Retrospective Cohort Study (National) Feb 2016
Presented at the Barts and The London National Undergraduate Conference 2016
Overview of Composite Tissue Allografts – Dec 2015
First place at the Barts and The London Surgical Society Conference 15-16
Blurring the Boundaries –(National) Jan 2015
Presented at the 15th Annual Blackboard Users Conference, Durham
Changing the Learning Landscape @ HYMS –(National) Nov 2014
Presented at Technology Enhanced Learning: A Medical Student Conference, Belfast
Qualifications
Bachelor of Medicine Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS)
Merit, Hull York Medical School
Biomedical Engineering and Clinical materials
BSc with Honours, Queen Mary University of London - First Class