James Wilson | Infectious Diseases Data Observatory

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Researchers

James

Wilson

DPhil student

James.wilson@iddo.org

Research Theme

Visceral leishmaniasis

Dr James Wilson is an infectious diseases and internal medicine physician in the UK. In October 2022 he started a PhD with the Infectious Diseases Data Observatory and the Oxford Centre for Tropical Medicine and Global Health. Under the supervision of Professor Philippe Guerin, Dr Kasia Stepniewska and Dr Prabin Dahal, his PhD will explore clinical trial data in visceral leishmaniasis, specifically the application of individual-patient data (IPD) meta-analysis to better understand heterogeneity in patient outcomes.

James obtained his undergraduate degree in physics at Oxford University before completing a masters in medical statistics at the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine and graduate entry medicine at Warwick University (MbChB). He has subsequently been working as a clinician in London and Manchester, during which time he has completed a diploma in tropical medicine and hygiene (DTM&H) and spent time investigating novel TB diagnostics in Perú.

All Publications

Blood transfusion in the care of patients with visceral leishmaniasis: a review of practices in therapeutic efficacy studies.

Dahal, P., Singh-Phulgenda, S., Wilson, J., Cota, G., Ritmeijer, K., Musa, A., Alves, F., Stepniewska, K., & Guerin, P. (2024). Transactions of the Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, 118(8), 481-490.

Haematological dynamics following treatment of visceral leishmaniasis: a protocol for systematic review and individual participant data (IPD) meta-analysis.

Munir, A., Dahal, P., Kumar, R., Singh-Phulgenda, S., Siddiqui, N., Naylor, C., Wilson, J., Buck, G., Rahi, M., Alves, F., Malaviya, P., Sundar, S., Ritmeijer, K., Stepniewska, K., Pandey, K., Guérin, P., & Musa, A. (2023). BMJ Open, 13(12), e074841.

Host, parasite and drug determinants of clinical outcomes following treatment of visceral leishmaniasis: a protocol for individual participant data meta-analysis.

Kumar, R., Dahal, P., Singh-Phulgenda, S., Siddiqui, N., Munir, A., Naylor, C., Wilson, J., Buck, G., Rahi, M., Malaviya, P., Alves, F., Sundar, S., Ritmeijer, K., Stepniewska, K., Guérin, P., & Pandey, K. (2023). BMJ Open, 13(10), e074679.

Prognostic prediction models for clinical outcomes in patients diagnosed with visceral leishmaniasis: protocol for a systematic review

Wilson, J., Chowdhury, F., Hassan, S., Harriss, E., Alves, F., Dahal, P., Stepniewska, K., & Guérin, P. (2023). BMJ Open, 13(10), e075597.

Monocyte migration profiles define disease severity in acute COVID-19 and unique features of long COVID.

Scott, N., Pearmain, L., Knight, S., Brand, O., Morgan, D., Jagger, C., Harbach, S., Khan, S., Shuwa, H., Franklin, M., Kästele, V., Williams, T., Prise, I., McClure, F., Hackney, P., Smith, L., Menon, M., Konkel, J., Lawless, C., … Mann, E. (2023). The European Respiratory Journal, 61(5), 2202226.

A controlled evaluation of filter paper use during staining of sputum smears for tuberculosis microscopy.

Bailon, N., Ramos, E., Alvarado, K., Bernaola, L., Wilson, J., Montoya, R., Valencia, T., Evans, C., & Datta, S. (2023). Wellcome Open Research, 8, 171.

Conventional oxygen therapy versus CPAP as a ceiling of care in ward-based patients with COVID-19: a multi-centre cohort evaluation.

Bradley, P., Wilson, J., Taylor, R., Nixon, J., Redfern, J., Whittemore, P., Gaddah, M., Kavuri, K., Haley, A., Denny, P., Withers, C., Robey, R., Logue, C., Dahanayake, N., Min, D., Coles, J., Deshmukh, M., Ritchie, S., Malik, M., … Pearmain, L. (2021). EClinicalMedicine, 40, 101122.

Dynamics of sputum conversion during effective tuberculosis treatment: A systematic review and meta-analysis.

Calderwood, C., Wilson, J., Fielding, K., Harris, R., Karat, A., Mansukhani, R., Falconer, J., Bergstrom, M., Johnson, S., McCreesh, N., Monk, E., Odayar, J., Scott, P., Stokes, S., Theodorou, H., & Moore, D. (2021). PLoS Medicine, 18(4), e1003566.

Continuous positive airway pressure (CPAP) as a ceiling of care treatment for hypoxaemic respiratory failure due to COVID-19.

Bradley, P., Nixon, J., Wilson, J., Redfern, J., Saba, T., Nuttall, E., & Bongers, T. (2021). Clinical Medicine (London, England), 21(Suppl 2), 21-22.

Lick of death: Capnocytophaga canimorsus is an important cause of sepsis in the elderly.

Wilson, J., Kafetz, K., & Fink, D. (2016). BMJ Case Reports, 2016, bcr2016215450.

Epidemiology of paediatric minor head injury: Comparison of injury characteristics with Indices of Multiple Deprivation.

Hawley, C., Wilson, J., Hickson, C., Mills, S., Ekeocha, S., & Sakr, M. (2013). Injury, 44(12), 1855-1861.