Taylor, Paul, Dr

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Dr Paul Taylor

MB ChB, PhD

School of Medicine and Population Health

St Luke’s Senior Clinical Lecturer in Palliative Medicine

P.M.Taylor@sheffield.ac.uk
+44 114 222 0840

Regent Court (ScHARR)

Full contact details

Dr Paul Taylor
School of Medicine and Population Health
Regent Court (ScHARR)
30 Regent Street
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S1 4DA

Profile

I am a Palliative Medicine physician working at St Luke’s Hospice in ��«Ӱҵ, having 6 years of consultant experience. During specialist training, I completed a PhD in Health Sciences at Hull and York Medical School, which was awarded in 2012.

I moved to ��«Ӱҵ in 2017 as a Senior Clinical Lecturer, to develop my own research interests and lead St Luke’s research strategy. I divide my work between St Luke’s Hospice and the University of ��«Ӱҵ, with additional support to ��«Ӱҵ Teaching Hospitals when needed.

Research interests

My research interests include prognostication and clinical decision-making, particularly with respect to end of life care. In addition to developing my own ambitions, I have worked with St Luke’s on their existing research portfolio, including EnComPaSS and project ECHO.

I have collaborated with researchers nationally to support St Luke’s involvement with the £1.3m Yorkshire Cancer Research funded RESOLVE study, and the NIHR portfolio StOIC study, exploring management of opioid-induced constipation in cancer patients.

In collaboration with colleagues at ScHARR, I am undertaking research into Avoiding Emergency Admissions in Palliative Patients, funded by the ��«Ӱҵ Health Care Challenges Collaboration.

Publications

Journal articles

Forward C, Bayley Z, Walker L, Krygier J, White C, Mwaba K, Elliott-button H, Taylor P & Johnson MJ (2024) . BMJ Supportive & Palliative Care.
Lee GC, Kyeremateng S, Taylor P, Jones C, Hammond P & McTague L (2023) . BMJ Supportive & Palliative Care, 13(2), 247-254.
Hodge A, Manson J, McTague L, Kyeremateng S & Taylor P (2022) . British Paramedic Journal, 7(3), 51-58.
Limbu T & Taylor PM (2021) . Br J Nurs, 30(18), 1084-1089.
Walzl N, Sammy IA, Taylor PM, Smith JE & Lowe DJ (2021) . Emergency Medicine Journal.
Manson J, Gardiner C, Taylor P, Ghasemi L, Westerdale-Shaw E, Sutton L & Cawley H (2021) . BMJ Supportive & Palliative Care.
Manson J, Ghasemi L, Westerdale E, Taylor P, Kyeremateng S & McTague L (2020) . Nursing Older People, 35(2).
Taylor P, Johnson MJ & Dowding DW (2018) . BMJ Supportive and Palliative Care.
Cooper E, Hutchinson A, Sheikh Z, Taylor P, Townend W & Johnson MJ (2018) . Palliative Medicine.
Taylor P, Crouch S, Howell DA, Dowding DW & Johnson MJ (2018) . Journal of Pain and Symptom Management, 55(5), 1335-1340.
Taylor P, Dowding D & Johnson M (2017) . BMC Palliative Care, 16(1).
Cocks H, Ah-See K, Capel M & Taylor P (2016) . The Journal of Laryngology & Otology, 130(S2), S198-S207.
Taylor P, Crouch S, Howell DA, Dowding DW & Johnson MJ (2015) . Palliative Medicine, 29(2), 120-127.
Taylor P, Hussain JA & Gadoud A (2013) . British Journal of Hospital Medicine, 74(6), 331-334.
Gadoud A, Taylor P & Hussain JA (2013) . British Journal of Hospital Medicine, 74(5), 271-274.
Hussain JA, Gadoud A & Taylor P (2013) . British Journal of Hospital Medicine, 74(4), 218-222.
Taylor PM & Johnson M (2011) . British Journal of Hospital Medicine, 72(8), 446-450.
Abbey E, Ali M, Cooper M, Taylor P & Mayland CR () Recognising dying in motor neurone disease: a scoping review. Palliative Medicine.
Burdon J, Fingas S, Parry R, Pitsillides C & Taylor P () . BMJ Supportive & Palliative Care.
Bayley Z, Bothma J, Bravington A, Forward C, Hussain J, Manthorpe J, Pearson M, Roberts H, Taylor P, Walker L , White C et al () . PLOS ONE, 18(12), e0291525-e0291525.
Taylor P, Stone T, Simpson R, Kyeremateng S & Mason S () . BMJ Supportive & Palliative Care.
Ariss SMB, Taylor P, Fitzsimmons D, Kyeremateng S & Mawson S () . BMJ Supportive & Palliative Care.

Conference proceedings papers

Hodge A, McTague L, Manson J & Taylor P (2019) . Poster Presentations
McTague L, Hodge A, Williams C, Taylor P & Kyeremateng S (2019) . Oral presentations
Taylor P, Mawson S & Ariss S (2019) . Poster presentations

Teaching interests

Teaching medical students as a consultant in Palliative Medicine; both clinically and lecture-based
Educational support and supervision to doctors in training; both foundation grade and specialist registrars
Providing multi-professional learning to clinical and non-clinical staff at St Luke’s
Supervision of Masters students as part of the ScHARR Masters in Clinical Research programme

Professional activities and memberships

Member and contributor to the ��«Ӱҵ Palliative Care Research Network
Member of the Association for Palliative Medicine (APM)
Member of the Royal College of Physicians
On the General Medical Council Specialist Register