Ian Self

Contact

• workRoom A03 Gateway Building
  Sutton Bonington Campus
  Sutton Bonington
  Leicestershire
  LE12 5RD
  UK
• work0115 951 6508
• Ian.Self@nottingham.ac.uk

Biography

I am a Clinical Associate Professor in Veterinary Anaesthesia and Analgesia. I qualified as a Veterinary Surgeon in 1995 from The University of Liverpool, and then worked in mixed, small animal and emergency practice across the North West of England. At about this time I realised that the truly 'sexy' veterinary subject is anaesthesia so I gained my RCVS certificate in veterinary anaesthesia while working in practice. I subsequently joined UCD, Dublin as a lecturer where I gained my European Diploma in Veterinary Anaesthesia and Analgesia in 2008 before moving to the University of Edinburgh Vet School for four years and then spent some time at the RVC, London as Head of Veterinary Anaesthesia. I joined Nottingham Vet School in 2014.

Expertise Summary

Anaesthesia, analgesia and education

Teaching Summary

I am interested in clinical education, simulation and the balancing of the needs of patients with novice clinicians.

Recent Publications

• 2015. Practical aspects of anaesthetic monitoring, part 1: CNS and cardiovascular system Companion Animal: The practical monthly journal for the small animal vet. 20(11), 610-615
• 2015. Practical aspects of anaesthetic monitoring, part 2: respiratory system and temperature Companion Animal. 20(12), 657-661
• KISIELEWICZ, C., SELF, I. and BELL, R., 2014. Assessment of Clinical and Laboratory Variables as a Guide to Packed Red Blood Cell Transfusion of Euvolemic Anemic Dogs JOURNAL OF VETERINARY INTERNAL MEDICINE. 28(2), 576-582
• KISIELEWICZ, CAROLINE and SELF, IAN A., 2014. Canine and feline blood transfusions: controversies and recent advances in administration practices VETERINARY ANAESTHESIA AND ANALGESIA. 41(3), 233-242

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Past Research

I have published in the area of sedation in small animals and have been involved in projects examining the effect of chest morphology on respiratory variables.

Future Research

My interests lie in the development of anaesthesia simulation and its validation for the teaching of undergraduate and postgraduate students.

I am also interested in pain and its control in the peri-operative and home situation in domestic animals

• 2015. Practical aspects of anaesthetic monitoring, part 1: CNS and cardiovascular system Companion Animal: The practical monthly journal for the small animal vet. 20(11), 610-615
• 2015. Practical aspects of anaesthetic monitoring, part 2: respiratory system and temperature Companion Animal. 20(12), 657-661
• KISIELEWICZ, C., SELF, I. and BELL, R., 2014. Assessment of Clinical and Laboratory Variables as a Guide to Packed Red Blood Cell Transfusion of Euvolemic Anemic Dogs JOURNAL OF VETERINARY INTERNAL MEDICINE. 28(2), 576-582
• KISIELEWICZ, CAROLINE and SELF, IAN A., 2014. Canine and feline blood transfusions: controversies and recent advances in administration practices VETERINARY ANAESTHESIA AND ANALGESIA. 41(3), 233-242