Jamie Miles
School of Health and Related Research
NIHR Clinical Doctoral Research Fellow (Paramedic)
+44 114 222 4343
Full contact details
School of Health and Related Research
3037
Regent Court (ScHARR)
30 Regent Street
Sheffield
S1 4DA
- Profile
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Since qualifying as a paramedic I have enjoyed a diverse range of clinical settings, including frontline ambulance work, minor injury units, medical repatriation and specialist cardiac arrest response cars.
I joined the University of Sheffield in 2017 and have been mainly investigating ambulance conveyances to the Emergency Department - this has been part of the CLAHRC Y+H Avoiding Attendance and Admission in Long Term Conditions theme.
I am the co-module director of Prehospital Emergency Care alongside Dr. Justin Squires. This is part of the MSc Advanced Emergency Care provided by ScHARR. I am currently undertaking an NIHR/HEE Clinical Doctoral Research Fellowship into risk prediction modelling of ambulance service conveyances to the Emergency Department.
- Research interests
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- Prehospital emergency and urgent care of patients.
- Risk prediction modelling in Urgent and Emergency care systems.
- Economic modelling in Ambulance Services.
- Clinical decision making.
- Publications
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Journal articles
- A service evaluation of paediatric pain management in an English ambulance service. British Paramedic Journal, 4(2), 37-45.
- Using vignettes to assess the accuracy and rationale of paramedic decisions on conveyance to the emergency department. British Paramedic Journal, 4(1), 6-13. View this article in WRRO
Conference proceedings papers
- 59 Ambulance over-conveyance to the emergency department: a large data analysis of ambulance journeys. BMJ Open, Vol. 8(Suppl 1) (pp a22-a23), 16 April 2018 - 18 April 2018. View this article in WRRO
- 62 Thinking on scene: using vignettes to assess the accuracy and rationale of paramedic decision making. BMJ Open, Vol. 2018(8) (pp A23-A24) View this article in WRRO
- 17 Exploring ambulance conveyances to the emergency department: a descriptive analysis of non-urgent transports. Emergency Medicine Journal, Vol. 34(12) (pp A872-A873)
- A service evaluation of paediatric pain management in an English ambulance service. British Paramedic Journal, 4(2), 37-45.
- Grants
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- Safety INdEx of Prehospital On Scene Triage (SINEPOST) - Chief Investigator - £218,719
- Avoiding acute emergency admissions in palliative patients - Co-investigator - £38,829
- Outcome Measures for the Emergency Care of Seizures (OMECS) - Co-investigator - £9,852