Ronan McMullan

Phone+44 (0)28 9097 6026
Emailr.mcmullanqub.acuk

Room 02.004 - CEM
United Kingdom

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Professor McMullan is open to applications from candidates with a clinical background for projects related to clinical trials and diagnostic accuracy studies in infection.

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R4808CEM: Biomarker guided duration of antibiotic treatment in hospitalised patients with moderate to severe sepsis (ADAPT Sepsis)
McAuley, D. & McMullan, R.
26/07/2017 → …
Project: Research
R4794CEM: Antifungal stewardship opportunities with rapid tests for fungal infection in critically-ill patients (The A-Stop Study)
McMullan, R., Clarke, M. & McAuley, D.
09/03/2017 → …
Project: Research
R4712CNR: Early switch to oral antibiotics in patients with low risk neutropenic sepsis
Coyle, V., Clarke, M., McAuley, D., McMullan, R. & Wilson, R.
23/03/2015 → …
Project: Research
R7816CII: The Epidemiology, Diagnosis and Outcomes of Aspergillus infection in ventilator associated pneumonia: a UK multicentre prospective study
McMullan, R.
01/08/2012 → …
Project: Research
R3389CII: Multiplex Point of Care detection of sepsis pathogens, using biochip array technology
McAuley, D. & McMullan, R.
01/08/2011 → …
Project: Research

Ronan McMullan

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R4808CEM: Biomarker guided duration of antibiotic treatment in hospitalised patients with moderate to severe sepsis (ADAPT Sepsis)

R4794CEM: Antifungal stewardship opportunities with rapid tests for fungal infection in critically-ill patients (The A-Stop Study)

R4712CNR: Early switch to oral antibiotics in patients with low risk neutropenic sepsis

R7816CII: The Epidemiology, Diagnosis and Outcomes of Aspergillus infection in ventilator associated pneumonia: a UK multicentre prospective study

R3389CII: Multiplex Point of Care detection of sepsis pathogens, using biochip array technology