Dr Matthew Wilson
School of Medicine and Population Health
Senior Lecturer in Anaesthesia
Honorary Consultant Anaesthetist, Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust


+44 114 222 0836
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School of Medicine and Population Health
School of Health & Related Research
Regent Court (ScHARR)
30 Regent Street
Sheffield
S1 4DA
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I took a scholarship to read Natural Sciences at Balliol College Oxford. After a basic sciences degree in Physiology, training at Oxford University Medical School and experience in acute medicine, I completed specialist training in anaesthesia in the Midlands. As a Lecturer/Senior Registrar, I acquired formal training in clinical trials and applied health research with Birmingham University Department of Public Health & Epidemiology.
After working for as an NHS consultant in tertiary centres in the UK and US, including University of Birmingham, Washington Medical Centre, Seattle, and Sheffield Teaching Hospitals, I was awarded a NIHR "Clinician Scientist" Fellowship in 2011.
I brought the award to the School of Health and Related Research (ScHARR) at Sheffield University in 2014, to pursue high quality applied health research in anaesthesia, acute pain and perioperative medicine. ScHARR and its allied Clinical Research Trials Unit is a recognised international centre of excellence in Health Services Research, Decision Science and Health Economic Analysis. I am an expert in the fields of applied health research, quantative clinical trials and health technology evaluation in perioperative medicine and reproductive health.
I have built a grant portfolio exceeding 贈10M for studies seeking new standards of practice in perioperative medicine and anaesthesia. I have lead 3 national multicenter randomized trials, (BUMPES, SALVO and RESPITE), recruiting over 6700 participants Each resulted in immediate NHS practice change and generated high impact publications eligible for 4-star rating under the Research Excellence framework, 2021.
My current research projects are directed toward the prediction and prevention of new onset Atrial Fibrillation after cancer resection surgery (AFAR), the epigenetics of epidural related maternal fever (EPIFEVER), the prevention and treatment of post-operative delirium and an evaluation of Remote Ischaemic Pre-conditioning in reducing myocardial injury in emergency laparotomy. Ive worked closely with surgical and CTRU colleagues to complete a series of Systematic Reviews in peri-operative medicine.
I supervise and mentor Academic Clinical Fellows, NIHR Clinical Lecturers and Intermediate Fellows. I am director of MB ChB Public Health Module teaching for student doctors in Sheffield. Since, 2017, I have served as Grants Officer to the National Institute of Academic Anaesthesia, with responsibility for supervising the peer review and allocation of funds administered by all grants awarded by the NIAA. This includes its co-founders, The Royal College of Anaesthetists, The Association of Anaesthetists, Great Britain and Ireland, British Journal of Anaesthesia and affiliated bodies (Subspecialist Societies). Approximately 贈1.3 M funds are administered in 2 grant-round cycles per year.
I served for 3 years with the National Institute of Health Research, Health Technology Assessment as a member of the interventional Procedures Panel. I have been recently appointed National Specialty Lead, NIHR CRN Anaesthesia, Perioperative Medicine & Pain Research.
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Role
Funding body
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Project title
贈209,463
Co-CI
NIHR HTA 19/72 Commissioned Call
Contract Stage
Pain relief strategies for dressing change in chronic wounds
贈59,892
Co-CI
Obstetric Anaesthetist Association
O7.01.21
EPIFEVER-2: personalised genomic medicine to guide labour analgesia.
贈346,245
Co-Chief Investigator
NIHR: Research for Patient Benefit:
PB-PG-1217-20015
01.07.2019
36 months
AFAR: Atrial Fibrillation After Resection (AFAR):
A PROGRESS III Study
贈511,114.20
Co-applicant
NIHR HTA
17/136 Sepsis
Commissioned Call
01.06.2019
24 months
Accuracy, impact and cost-effectiveness of prehospital clinical early warning scores for adults with suspected sepsis
贈281,786.00
Co-applicant
NIHR: Research for Patient Benefit:
PB-PG-0317-20025:
01.07.2018
36 months
Little Journey Evaluating the Little Journey app- An RCT of a virtual reality preparatory tool for children undergoing surgery with general anaesthesia.
贈1.22珂
Co-applicant
NIHR Health Technology Assessment
Commissioned Call
01.06.2018
36 months
MAGIC: A Randomised Controlled Trial of Melatonin Versus Midazolam in the Premedication of Anxious Children Attending for Elective Dental and ENT Surgery Under GA.
贈1.27 M
Co-applicant
NIHR Health Technology Assessment
Researcher Led
01.04.2018
54 months
TOPIC2: A Randomised Controlled Trial to investigate the clinical and cost-effectiveness of Paravertebral Blockade compared with Thoracic Epidural Blockade in reducing Chronic Post-Thoracotomy Pain.
贈832,000
Chief Investigator
NIHR Clinician Scientist Fellowship.
01.03.12
48 months
RESPITE: A UK randomised controlled trial of intramuscular Pethidine vs. PCA Remifentanil in labour
贈2.2珂
Chief Clinical investigator
NIHR Health Technology Assessment
10/75/32
Researcher Led
May 2012-2015
SALVO: A UK national trial of intra-operative red cell salvage for Caesarean Section in women at risk of haemorrhage
贈3.3珂
Chief Clinical investigator
NIHR Health Technology Assessment
HTA 08/22/02
Oct 2010-Jan 2014
BUMPES: A trial of maternal position in late labour in women with epidural analgesia.
贈177,000
Co-applicant
NIHR: Research for Patient Benefit Programme (RfPB) UKCRN ID 18096
July 2015-Dec 2016
TOPIC: A randomised controlled trial to investigate the effectiveness of Thoracic epidural and Paravertebral blockade In reducing Chronic post-thoracotomy pain - Feasibility Study
- Professional activities and memberships
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- Cochrane Collaborator, anaesthesia and reproductive health
- Deputy Director NIAA Clinical Trials Network working group.
- TSC Chair governing the PRISM Study, examining the effectiveness of Positive End Expiratory Pressure in the prevention of respiratory complications post-surgery.
- Trial Steering Committees of multi-centre studies including the International Surgical Outcomes Study (ISOS) and the ANODE Trial, administered by the NPEU as an independent panel member.
- I have been appointed to the steering group of the International Collaboration to Harmonise Outcomes for Pre-eclampsia (iHOPE), funded by the NIHR, as a scientific advisor.