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Committee on Blood Pressure Monitoring in Clinical Practice

The Committee's remit is "to evaluate whether mercury sphygmomanometers should continue to be used or removed from the clinical environment; and to consider the alternatives to mercury devices and the evidence regarding their accuracy".

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  • Professor Andrew Shennan (Chairman) (Clinical Lead of the Maternal and Foetal Research Unit, St Thomas's Hospital)
  • Ms Michele Beevers (Vice Chair, Nurses' Hypertension Association)
  • Professor Phil Chowienczyk (Professor of Cardiovascular Pharmacology, St. Thomas's Hospital)
  • Dr Andrew Coleman (Consultant Physicist, St Thomas's Hospital)
  • Dr T Clutton-Brock (Senior Lecturer in Anaesthetics and Intensive Care, Birmingham, and Senior Medical Officer, MHRA)
  • Professor Michael de Swiet (Professor of Obstetric Medicine, University College Hospital)
  • Dr Steven Dean (Clinical Director of Intensive Care, St James's University Hospital)
  • Dr Bryan Gill (Consultant Neonatologist and Clinical Director, Peter Congdon Neonatal Unit, Leeds General Infirmary)
  • Dr Peter McCartney (General Practitioner, Bristol)
  • Professor John Potter (Professor of Medicine for the Elderly, Glenfield Hospital)
  • Ms Judith Reilly (Health and Safety Executive)
  • Dr Michael Roberts (Chemicals and GM Policy Division, DEFRA)
  • Professor Bryan Williams (Professor of Medicine with an interest in Blood Pressure, Leicester Royal Infirmary)
  • Dr Susanne Ludgate (Secretariat) (MHRA)

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Page last modified: 12 September 2005