Providers

Dr Joanna Clothier was appointed as consultant at Evelina London in 2013. She is a consultant in children's nephrology and bladder disorders.

Susan Bewley has been Professor of Complex Obstetrics at King's College London since 2011.

Susan Bewley specialises in complex births. A professor of complex obstetrics at King’s College, London, she is a clinical academic with wide ranging interests but is focused on severe maternal morbidity. Evidence is important to her: she triggered a national review of breast cancer screening with an open letter to the BMJ arguing that NHS leaflets given to women exaggerated the benefits and failed to spell out the risks.

Dr Gary Bell trained in General Adult Psychiatry in London (Charing Cross, the Middlesex and University College Hospitals) and has held Consultant posts at St Bartholomew’s Hospital in the City of London, the Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital, Stanmore and since1997 the Mount Vernon Cancer Centre, Northwood, Middlesex, the largest Cancer Centre in the South of England.

He was a Membership Examiner for the Royal College of Psychiatrists from 1998-2007. Dr Bell also holds a BA in Oriental Studies from the University of Queensland.

Dr Bell has worked in private practice in Central London and the Thames Valley for almost 20 years. He is a general adult psychiatrist with special interests in addictions, complex anxiety and depressive disorders, perinatal psychiatry, post-traumatic stress disorder and liaison psychiatry especially oncology and pain syndromes.

He has published widely in the fields of liaison psychiatry and medical education. He has presented original research at conferences and regular lectures at medical meetings.

Dr Basquille has been a consultant since 2000 in General Adult Psychiatry with a specialism in Substance Misuse practising in the NHS in charge of a busy Assessment and Treatment Service, a University Hospital Liaison Service and an Alcohol Clinic.

He practises privately at the Capio Nightingale Hospital London and Harley Street.

Dr Wasan is a Consultant Cardiologist managing all aspects of cardiovascular disease.

He specialises in all aspects of ischaemic heart disease. This includes screening & prevention in high risk patients, investigating patients with symptoms of coronary artery disease & the subsequent diagnosis and management. This includes the opening of narrowed or blocked arteries through the radial or femoral artery (percutaneous angioplasty). He also implants permanent pacemakers.

Dr Wasan studied medicine at Imperial College in London. His cardiology training was in the North West Thames region. He accredited as a Cardiologist in 2005 & was appointed as a Consultant Cardiologist at the Queen Elizabeth (now part of South London Healthcare) & St Thomas' Hospitals.

Dr Wasan has undertaken research in the changes in cardiac function after angioplasty & bypass surgery & is an author on a number of original publications arising from this work.

Dr Wasan is also co-author on peer-reviewed papers on cardiac function, echocardiography, arrhythmias and hypertension.

Colin Natali is a consultant spinal, trauma and general orthopaedic surgeon, appointed to St Bartholomews and The Royal London Hospital, Whitechapel in December 1996.

He is also programme director for the orthopaedic training programme, and the lead for undergraduate training at the hospital.

Colin has admitting rights at The Lister, Bupa Cromwell, the London Independent Hospital, and the London Bridge Hospital, for his private practice.

He founded back2normal in 2001 alongside TJ Salih, and recently formed a spinal consortium called All About Spines, and a healthcare design company called London medical Design.

Anthony Dorling qualified in Medicine from the University of London in 1987, did general medical training in hospitals around the South East of England and gained membership of the Royal College of Physicians in 1990.

He did his PhD under the supervision of Robert Lechler at the Royal Postgraduate Medical School, before embarking on specialist training in Nephrology in 1995.

He was appointed Senior Lecturer in Immunology at Imperial College London and honorary Consultant Nephrologist at the Hammersmith Hospital in 2001, becoming a Reader in 2005.

He was awarded fellowship of the Royal College of Physicians in the same year. He took up his current post in October 2009.

Richard Lane is Ambassador and Immediate Past President of Diabetes UK, the UK's leading diabetes charity.

Richard, who has Type 1 diabetes, was one of the first people in the UK to receive islet cell transplants in 2005.

The surgery came after a long history of diabetes-related complications, including comas and severe hypoglycaemic episodes (hypos).

The transplants transformed Richard’s life and he has not had a serious hypo since his first operation.

He was the first person in the UK to completely come off insulin. This situation continued for about a year, but he had then to go back on to insulin. He contracted a viral infection from which some antibodies developed which were damaging his new beta cells, and now he has to supplement his natural insulin via the pump and count carbs again.

Richard, who formerly held the position of President at Diabetes UK, has been a great advocate for the charity. He has spent much of his free time travelling the country undertaking public speaking at local community meetings and conferences to raise awareness of the condition and the work of Diabetes UK.

Professor Sehouli is a gynaecological oncologist, working at the Charité, University of Medicine in Berlin, Germany.

Professor Jalid Sehouli is currently the director of the department of gynecology in the famous Charité/ Campus Virchow-Klinikum and Campus Benjamin Franklin. He is also the head of the European Competence Center for Ovarian Cancer and is leading the gynaecological oncology at all three Campi at Charité Medical University in Berlin.

Professor Sehouli founded the German Foundation for ovarian cancer patients, being involved in many initiatives for patients.

Together with Professor Lichtenegger he founded the German north eastern society for gynaecological oncology (NOGGO). In 2000 he initiated the tumor bank ovarian cancer, which became the largest biobank for fresh frozen tissue worldwide.

Since 2013 Professor Sehouli was nominated as speaker for the OVAR Kommission of the AGO, Germany.

His clinical and scientific interest focuses on the surgical therapy and systemic treatment of advanced gynaecological malignancies. He lead several preclinical trials in predicting the surgical outcome. He is principle investigator in many Phase I to Phase III clinical trials in ovarian cancer.

He has published more than 250 national and international papers in the field of gynaecologic oncology.
He is a member of the executive board of the Arbeitsgemeinschaft Gynäkologische Onkologie (AGO) and the Nord-Ostdeutsche Gesellschaft für Gynäkologische Onkologie (NOGGO), and a member of the European Society of Gynaecological Oncology (ESGO), the Gynaecologic Cancer Intergroup (GCIG), the American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO) and the Multinational Association of Supportive Care in Cancer (MASCC).

Charlie Gourley graduated with honours in Genetics from the University of Glasgow in 1991. He then went on to qualify as a medical doctor in 1994 also at the University of Glasgow.

Charlie progressed through his medical training in Edinburgh, continuously combining that with active research interests. He has successfully held research positions both at the University of Edinburgh and within the NHS.

Charlie’s career ladder took him to his current position as a Professor and Honorary Consultant in Medical Oncology, specialising in gynaecological cancers. He leads a clinical research team at the Edinburgh Cancer Centre, and a translational research group at the University of Edinburgh Cancer Research UK Centre.

He is a member of the National Cancer Research Network gynaecological cancers clinical studies group, the National Cancer Research Network ovarian subgroup and the Scottish Gynaecological Cancers Trials Group. He is also an active member of several other committees.