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Dr James Uprichard

Clinical Lead for Blood Transfusion

MB BS, BSc, PhD, MRCP(Lond), FRCP

Based at: St George's Hospital

Background

Dr Uprichard graduated in medicine from University College London in 1996, completed PhD thesis in rare bleeding disorders. He was appointed as clinical lecturer in haemostasis at Imperial College in 2007.

He then completed a clinical fellowship in the North Thames Haemophilia Network and an elective in haemostasis at the National Institutes of Health in Bethesda, USA.

He was appointed as consultant haematologist at St George’s Hospital and honorary senior lecturer at St George’s University of London in 2011.

Areas of interest

Dr Uprichard has a specialist interest in haemostasis, including:

  • inherited and acquired bleeding disorders
  • thrombosis
  • haemostatic disorders of pregnancy.

St George’s Hospital is a major trauma centre, so much of his work involves the acquired coagulopathy of trauma.

Latest news

April 5, 2024

SWLP awards major blood sciences contract to Beckman Coulter

At the beginning of the year, South West London Pathology (SWLP) was delighted to award a major clinical blood sciences (CBS) contract for all SWLP sites to global leader in clinical diagnostics Beckman Coulter.

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April 5, 2024

Cellular Pathology managed service contract awarded to Leica Biosystems

At the end of 2023, South West London Pathology (SWLP) awarded a managed service contract for histopathology to Leica Biosystems.

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April 4, 2024

A day in the life… Faizur Rehman

Find out more about SWLP’s fantastic Deputy Head of IT Faizur Rehman and what a standard day looks like for him…

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March 12, 2024

Beta D Glucan (BDG) testing brought in-house

At the end of last year, testing for Beta-D-Glucan (BDG) was brought in-house. The median turnaround time using the new in-house assay is around two days, which facilitates a greater impact on antifungal stewardship when the result is negative.

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