Dr Daniel Wheeler

Daniel Wheeler

University position

Lecturer

Departments

Department of Medicine

Institutes

Division of Anaesthesia

Home page

http://www.medschl.cam.ac.uk/anaesth...

Research Theme

Clinical and Veterinary Neuroscience

Interests

Dr. Wheeler's main clinical interest is Pain Medicine, and since his appointment to the Lectureship in Anaesthesia in the Department of Medicine, he is building collaborations to explore the potential novel interventions for chronic painful conditions, especially neuropathic pain. He has also studied patient safety topics and the use of helium in respiratory failure. Dan is an honorary Consultant in Anaesthesia and Pain Medicine at Addenbrooke's Hospital. For his PhD thesis, Dr Wheeler studied the effect of anaesthetic drugs on immune cell function, and the influence of chemokines on neural stem cell migration.

Research Focus

Keywords

Pain

Anaesthetics

Clinical conditions

Pain

Equipment

No equipment indicated

Collaborators

Cambridge

Bazbek Davletov

Clemens Kaminski

Sarah Lummis

Peter McNaughton

Geoff Woods

International

Alan Merry Web: http://www.fmhs.auckland.ac.nz/som/sta...

Publications

2011

Laurila T, Sorvajärvi T, Saarela J, Toivonen J, Wheeler DW, Ciaffoni L, Ritchie GA, Kaminski CF (2011), “Optical detection of the anesthetic agent propofol in the gas phase.” Anal Chem 83(10):3963-7 Details

Merry AF, Wheeler DW (2011), “Safety in medical simulation-overlooked or underappreciated?” Can J Anaesth 58(9):789-795 Details

Wheeler DW, Thompson AJ, Corletto F, Reckless J, Loke JC, Lapaque N, Grant AJ, Mastroeni P, Grainger DJ, Padgett CL, O'Brien JA, Miller NG, Trowsdale J, Lummis SC, Menon DK, Beech JS (2011), “Anaesthetic impairment of immune function is mediated via GABA(A) receptors.” PLoS One 6(2):e17152 Details

2010

Mani V, Wheeler DW (2010), “Drug form and expression of concentration may also lead to prescription errors.” Drug Saf 33(2):167-8; author reply 168-9 Details

Smith NA, Wheeler DW (2010), “Intensive teaching of drug calculation skills: the earlier the better.” Qual Saf Health Care 19(2):158 Details

Williams CE, Wheeler DW (2010), “Means of improving medical students' prescribing skills.” Med Educ 44(2):216 Details

2009

Wheeler DW, Williams CE, Merry AF (2009), “Pulling the plug on ad hoc critical incident training.” Br J Anaesth 103(2):145-7 Details

2008

Standley TD, Smith HL, Brennan LJ, Wilkins IA, Bradley PG, Barrera Groba C, Davey AJ, Menon DK, Wheeler DW (2008), “Room air dilution of heliox given by facemask.” Intensive Care Med 34(8):1469-76 Details

Wheeler DW, Carter JJ, Murray LJ, Degnan BA, Dunling CP, Salvador R, Menon DK, Gupta AK (2008), “The effect of drug concentration expression on epinephrine dosing errors: a randomized trial.” Ann Intern Med 148(1):11-4 Details

Wheeler DW, Degnan BA, Murray LJ, Dunling CP, Whittlestone KD, Wood DF, Smith HL, Gupta AK (2008), “Retention of drug administration skills after intensive teaching.” Anaesthesia 63(4):379-84 Details

Wheeler DW, Degnan BA, Sehmi JS, Burnstein RM, Menon DK, Gupta AK (2008), “Variability in the concentrations of intravenous drug infusions prepared in a critical care unit.” Intensive Care Med 34(8):1441-7 Details

Wheeler DW, Patten M (2008), “Air and oxygen flowmeter confusion.” J R Soc Med 101(11):526 Details

2007

Beech JS, Wheeler DW, Reckless J, Grant AJ, Price J, Mastroeni P, Grainger DJ, Menon DK (2007), “The MHP36 line of murine neural stem cells expresses functional CXCR1 chemokine receptors that initiate chemotaxis in vitro.” J Neuroimmunol 184(1-2):198-208 Details

Wheeler DW (2007), “Lidocaine intranasal spray for treatment of trigeminal neuralgia.” Br J Anaesth 98(2):275; author reply 275-6 Details

Wheeler DW (2007), “Another use for lipid rescue?” Anaesthesia 62(2):204 Details

Wheeler DW, Liew TV, Bailey AR (2007), “Peri-operative atrioventricular block as a result of chemotherapy with epirubicin and paclitaxel.” Anaesthesia 62(2):186-9 Details

Wheeler DW, Wheeler SJ, Ringrose TR (2007), “Factors influencing doctors' ability to calculate drug doses correctly.” Int J Clin Pract 61(2):189-94 Details

2006

Degnan BA, Murray LJ, Dunling CP, Whittlestone KD, Standley TD, Gupta AK, Wheeler DW (2006), “The effect of additional teaching on medical students' drug administration skills in a simulated emergency scenario.” Anaesthesia 61(12):1155-60 Details

Wheeler DW, Whittlestone KD, Johnston AJ, Smith HL (2006), “Problems encountered with a pilot online attendance record and feedback scheme for medical students.” Educ Health (Abingdon) 19(3):369-74 Details

Wheeler DW, Whittlestone KD, Salvador R, Wood DF, Johnston AJ, Smith HL, Menon DK (2006), “Influence of improved teaching on medical students' acquisition and retention of drug administration skills.” Br J Anaesth 96(1):48-52 Details

2005

Wheeler SJ, Wheeler DW (2005), “Medication errors in anaesthesia and critical care.” Anaesthesia 60(3):257-73 Details

2004

Menon DK, Wheeler DW, Wilkins IA, Phillips PD, Fletcher SJ, Penfold NW, Smith HL, Gupta AK, Matta BF (2004), “Integrated approaches to academic anaesthesia - the Cambridge experience.” Anaesthesia 59(8):785-92 Details

Wheeler DW, Remoundos DD, Whittlestone KD, House TP, Menon DK (2004), “Calculation of doses of drugs in solution: are medical students confused by different means of expressing drug concentrations?” Drug Saf 27(10):729-34 Details

Wheeler DW, Remoundos DD, Whittlestone KD, Palmer MI, Wheeler SJ, Ringrose TR, Menon DK (2004), “Doctors' confusion over ratios and percentages in drug solutions: the case for standard labelling.” J R Soc Med 97(8):380-3 Details

Wheeler SJ, Wheeler DW (2004), “Dose calculation and medication error--why are we still weakened by strengths?” Eur J Anaesthesiol 21(12):929-31 Details

2003

Wheeler DW, Baigrie RJ (2003), “Palliative surgery for acute bowel obstruction caused by Kaposi's sarcoma in a patient with AIDS.” Int J Clin Pract 57(4):347-8 Details

Wheeler DW, Whittlestone KD, Smith HL, Gupta AK, Menon DK, East Anglian Peri-Operative Medicine Undergraduate Teaching Forum (2003), “A web-based system for teaching, assessment and examination of the undergraduate peri-operative medicine curriculum.” Anaesthesia 58(11):1079-86 Details

2002

Wheeler DW, Sayeed RA, Ritchie AJ (2002), “Unsuspected Wolff-Parkinson-White syndrome causing arrhythmias after cardiac surgery.” J Cardiothorac Vasc Anesth 16(3):354-6 Details

2001

Wheeler DW (2001), “Shocking postoperative visits.” Anaesthesia 56(8):820 Details

Wheeler DW, Bradley KM, Sola JE (2001), “Demonstration of small-bowel fistula by radiography of drain contents.” J R Soc Med 94(7):345-6 Details

2000

Da Fonseca JM, Wheeler DW, Pook JA (2000), “The effect of a heat and moisture exchanger on gas flow in a Mapleson F breathing system during inhalational induction.” Anaesthesia 55(6):571-3 Details

1999

Wheeler DW, van Heerden N (1999), “Itching after use of starch solutions.” Br J Anaesth 83(6):973-4 Details

1998

Wakefield SE, Wheeler DW, Mortensen NJ, Kettlewell MG (1998), “The incidence and Dukes' staging of colorectal cancer over 3 decades.” Eur J Surg Oncol 24(6):525-7 Details

1997

Snook JA, Dwyer L, Lee-Elliott C, Knan S, Wheeler DW, Nicholas DS, Merrett MN, Mortensen N, Kettlewell, Jewell DP (1997), “Smoking benefits celiac sprue and pouchitis: implications for nicotine therapy?” Gastroenterology 112(3):1048-50 Details

1996

Snook JA, Dwyer L, Lee-Elliott C, Khan S, Wheeler DW, Nicholas DS (1996), “Adult coeliac disease and cigarette smoking.” Gut 39(1):60-2 Details

1994

Bradley KM, Adams CB, Potter CP, Wheeler DW, Anslow PJ, Burke CW (1994), “An audit of selected patients with non-functioning pituitary adenoma treated by transsphenoidal surgery without irradiation.” Clin Endocrinol (Oxf) 41(5):655-9 Details