Consultant Dermatologist
Resume:
Full Name: Faraz Mahmood Ali
Date of Birth: **th January 1985
Age: 37
Marital status / Sex: Married Male
Nationality / Citizenship: British
GMC Number: 7014848 – full registration since August 2009
Mobile: 078********
Personal Email: ********@*******.**.**
Academic Email: *****@*******.**.**
NHS Email: *****.***@*****.***.**
Address: 19 George Crescent
Old St Mellons
Cardiff, CF3 6AH.
Driving License: Full UK
Hep B Status: Immune
COVID Vaccine Status: Double vaccinated
Qualifications
2022 CCT in Dermatology (Wales Deanery, UK)
2022 Specialty Certificate (SCE) in Dermatology, MRCP (DERM)
2021 PhD, Cardiff University
2017 PG Cert in Medical Education, Cardiff University
Teaching qualification (Passed with merit July 2017)
2011 Membership, Royal College of Physicians (London)
MRCP (UK)
2003-2008 Medical Degree, Cardiff University
MBChB
1997–2003 A-levels Rougemont School, Newport
AAAB Grades achieved.
8 A*s, 3As Grades achieved.
Professional Memberships
Member of Royal College of Physicians
Member of BAD
Disclosures
Research grant received by Janssen summing to £45,000
Educational grants received by Janssen to attend AAD 2017 & AAD 2019
Educational sponsorship from UCB to attend BAD 2020
Educational sponsorship from Lilly to attend EADV 2021 and BAD 2022
Educational sponsorship form AbbVie to attend BAD 2021 and EADV 2022
Lectures fees from AbbVie
Lecture fees from LEO Pharma
Lecture fees from Novartis Pharma
Lecture fees from Lilly Pharma
Advisory fees from Janssen
Advisory and Lectures fees from L’Oreal UK
Paid media content fees from L’Oreal UK
Awarded fellowship to attend EADV 2014 (Amsterdam)
Vocational History
August 2022 – till present St Woolos Hospital, Newport
Role: Locum Consultant (Full-time)
5th Aug 2018 – Aug 2022 St Woolos Hospital, Newport
Role: Dermatology ST5-ST6 Trainee. 6
months grace period taken Feb 22 to Aug
22
1th Aug 2018 – 4th Aug 2020 UHW, Cardiff
Role: Dermatology ST3-ST5 Trainee
7th Feb 2018 – 31st Jul 2018 Singleton Hospital, Swansea
Role: Dermatology ST3 Trainee
2nd Jan 2013 – 6th Feb 2018 Dept. of Dermatology, Cardiff University
Role: Clinical Research Fellow
Aug 2012 - Dec 2012 Locums in Medicine
1st Feb 2012 – 31st July 2012 Neurology, UHW, Cardiff & Vale Health Board
Role: CT2
Overview
Worked as part of a big team of junior doctors, as the only CT2 clinician. This was a very specialist job, which required extensive background reading. Required to perform lumbar punctures on daily basis, up to three patients day, and conducted neurological examinations.
Daily Commitments
Day Unit, overseeing biologic infusions; or ward work
Lumbar punctures.
Daily ward rounds and supervision of house officer/foundation doctors.
Working closely with numerous Neurology consultants to ensure smooth running of the ward and clinical care of patients.
Pre-assessment and post-care for lumbar punctures and other interventional procedures.
Routine radiological analysis of MRI / CT scans.
On Call Commitments
SHO for Neurosurgery/Neurology cover for Night Team in UHW.
A+E referrals and clerking for neurosurgical emergencies.
Regular weeks of night on-call commitments.
Implemented safe and effective handover procedures.
Specialty Commitments
Weekly specialist meetings.
Weekly educational sessions.
Case Presentations
Initial input and assessment of new neurological/neurosurgical cases.
3rd Aug 2011 – 31st Jan 2012 Rehabilitation Medicine, Rookwood Hospital, Cardiff & Vale Health Board
Role: CT2
Overview
Only SHO on Ward 6 at Rookwood Hospital. Required to undertake daily ward rounds including with the Consultant twice a week and SpR once a week. Also covered West Wing Hospital for on-calls. Required to make difficult decisions with limited resources at the rehabilitation center.
Sole SHO Ortho-Geriatric Department at UHW, looking post-operative patient. Both jobs provided a holistic view towards Rehabilitation Medicine.
Daily Commitments
Weekly sessions at the Care of the Elderly clinic.
Daily ward rounds and problem solving.
Working closely with the consultants to ensure smooth running of ward and clinical care.
Post-operative care for orthopaedic patients.
On Call Commitments
SHO in Hospital at Night team.
1:8 on call commitment.
Weekends and evening shifts at West Wing Hospital & Rookwood. I would be the only SHO covering two hospitals, and over 120 patients. No on-site SpR cover.
Regular week of night on call commitments.
Safe and effective handover procedure implemented.
Sole Cardiac Arrest Team leader.
Resuscitation decisions and breaking bad news.
Specialty Commitments
Weekly outpatient clinics.
MDT meetings every week.
Weekly educational sessions.
Post-operative orthopaedic care and medical emergencies.
2nd Feb 2011 – 2nd Aug 2011 Geriatric Medicine, Aneurin Bevan Health Board, Royal Gwent Hospital
Role: CT1
Overview
SHO in Geriatric Medicine and Stroke Medicine. Developed my knowledge base for future jobs. As the only doctor at times, I looked after an entire take of patients at the Royal Gwent Hospital, Aneurin Bevan Health Board.
Familiar with protocols, thrombolysis, rehabilitation & physiotherapy. Enhanced communication skills, particularly with debilitating strokes and family involvement. Very busy on-calls and regular cardiac arrest situations ensured that I was up to date with my general medicine.
Daily Commitments
Stroke clinics, daily ward rounds and problem solving.
Liaising with consultants to ensure smooth running of ward and clinical care.
Leading multidisciplinary team meetings.
Resuscitation decisions and breaking bad news.
4th Aug 2010 – 1st Feb 2011 General Medicine, Aneurin Bevan Health Board, Caerphilly Miner’s Hospital
Role: CT1
Overview
Despite only 4 months of working in medicine during F1 & F2, I was placed on the General Medicine Registrar Rota for 6 months by the core medical recruitment team. Required to work as a Registrar managing high turnover of patients, often dealing with stressful working situations. Undertook accelerated learning to ensure appropriate knowledge for the role and patient care.
My Consultant left half way through my job, leaving no senior support. I had to read through Consultant mail and arrange appropriate follow-up, including 1 year of dictation and summaries.
Daily Commitments
Daily ward rounds and problem solving.
Working closely with the consultants to ensure smooth running of ward and clinical care.
MDTs.
Resuscitation decisions and breaking bad news.
On Call Commitments
Registrar on-call on days.
SHO in Hospital at Night Team, when possible.
GP referrals / MAU work / A&E referrals.
Regular week of night on call commitments.
Safe and effective handover procedure implemented.
Cardiac Arrest Team leader as Registrar.
Specialty Commitments
Weekly outpatient clinics.
MDT meetings every week.
Weekly educational sessions.
Registrar responsibility.
7th Apr 2010 – 3rd Aug 2010 General Practice, Cardiff & Vale Health Board, Four Elms Medical Centre
Role: F2
Overview
Supernumerary. Clinics under supervision. I also undertook house calls. Minor surgery and specialist clinics.
Daily Commitments
Daily clinics & problem solving with minimal resources.
Working closely with GPs to ensure appropriate care and follow up.
Safe prescribing.
House calls.
Specialty Commitments
Baby clinics.
Minor surgery.
2nd Dec 2009 – 6th Apr 2010 A&E, Cardiff & Vale Health Board, UHW, A&E
Role: F2
Overview
Four months in one of the busiest A&Es in the UK. Wide experience gained in practical procedures and medical/surgical emergencies. Managing tough working hours with heavy work-load. Large paediatric component, helping me develop communication skills across all age groups. Minor / Major areas covered, giving broad experience of different tiered emergencies.
Daily Commitments
Major emergencies & Minor emergencies
Paediatric emergencies.
Tough working hours. Occasionally working 12-hour shifts 7 days in a row.
Practical procedures such as: reduction of fractures, reduction of dislocations, CPR, suturing, stapling, plastering, and various medical/surgical emergencies management.
5th Aug 2009 – 1st Dec 2009 Dermatology, Cardiff & Vale Health Board, UHW
Role: F2
Overview
As one of two dermatology SHOs I was responsible for looking after inpatients and day unit patients attending for review or biologic infusions. I would also routinely attend outpatient clinics, weekly dermatology teaching sessions, interesting patient clinics and surgery. I performed various surgical procedures, becoming competent particularly with skin biopsies. On call involved covering the Haematology ward, at least once a week – granting a diverse insight in to the specialty.
Daily Commitments
Inpatient care.
Managing day unit and biologic infusions
Outpatient clinics
Surgical sessions
Routine shave, core and excision biopsies
On Call Commitments
Hospital at Night, General Medicine.
Regular H@N duties.
On-call weekends and evening shifts on the haematology ward.
Specialty Commitments
Skin surgery & biposies
Biologic infusions management
Dermatoscopy
1st Apr 2009 – 4th Aug 2009 Paediatric Surgery, Cwm Taf Health Board, Prince Charles Hospital,
Role: F1
Overview
Part of a general paediatric surgical team. On calls involved general surgical take (GP referrals) and ward cover. Routine pre-assessment and post-care for paediatric/general surgeries including: orchidectomies, circumcisions, cholecystectomies and general surgery. Good exposure to general surgical emergencies including appendicitis, bowel perforation and colonic obstruction.
Significant involvement with bowel cancer patients, therefore there were numerous occasions where breaking bad news and effective communication skills were necessary.
Daily Commitments
Inpatient care.
Pre-operative assessment and post-operative clinical care
Outpatient clinics
Theatre
On Call Commitments
On call weekends and evening shifts, no nights as F1.
Theatre assistance if needed.
Management of pre-op and post-op patients.
Safe and effective handover procedure implemented at all times.
Specialty Commitments
Suturing skills.
Surgical assessment and consent-taking.
Paediatric experience.
Post-operative complications and management.
Surgical emergencies management.
3rd Dec 2008 – 31st Mar 2009 Cwm Taf Health Board, Prince Charles Hospital, Gastroenterology
Role: F1
Overview
First medical job in the busiest department at Prince Charles Hospital. Occasionally managed patients by myself, doing ward rounds alone. Involved efficient time management and stress coping mechanisms. Post-take patients would reach up to 90 at times.
Seriously unwell patients developed my confidence in managing the acutely ill. Particularly common presentations included: variceal bleeds, GI ulcers, hepatitis, jaundice, Crohn’s, Ulcerative Colitis & other common GI conditions.
On-calls in the acute medical assessment unit were the busiest I have done, with excellent medical experience at hand.
Daily Commitments
Inpatient care.
Pre-procedural assessment and post-procedural clinical care – including MRCP, ERCP & OGDs.
Outpatient clinics
Routine practical procedures – particularly ascitic drains.
On Call Commitments
On call weekends and evening shifts.
H@N.
MAU & A&E cover.
Safe and effective handover procedure implemented.
Emergency practical procedures – chest drains & ascitic drains.
Specialty Commitments
GI disorder management.
Consenting for GI investigations.
Ascitic drains and taps.
6th Aug 2008 – 2nd Dec 2008 A&E, Cwm Taf Health Board, Prince Charles Hospital
Role: F1
Overview
Excellent four-month experience in one of the most challenging A&Es in South Wales. Wide experience gained in practical procedures and medical/surgical emergencies. As a supernumerary doctor, working hours were reasonable but with a heavy workload. Large paediatric component, helping me develop communication skills across all age groups. Minor / Major areas covered, giving broad experience of different tiered emergencies. As a first job after graduation, it was a perfect way to ease myself in to different specialties. At times I would manage one side of the A&E by myself in entirety. I felt this was certainly the best way to develop confidence and knowledge base after University.
Daily Commitments
Major emergencies & Minor emergencies.
Paediatric emergencies.
Clinic attendances (as an observer).
Practical procedures such as: reduction of fractures, reduction of dislocations, CPR, suturing, stapling, plastering, and various medical/surgical emergency management.
Professional Training Courses Attended
May 2008 ALERT Course, University of Portsmouth
Date completed 21/05/2008
Dec 2008 Blood Transfusion Competency, Cwm Taf NHS Trust
Date completed 11/12/2008
May 2008 ALS, Resuscitation council, Harry Stevens, PCH
Date completed 09/05/2008
Aug 2008 A&E Radiology Survival Course, Radiology Red Dot
Courses
Date completed 16/08/2008
Apr 2009 Infection Control Training Course, Cwm Taf NHS Trust
Date completed 02/04/2009
Jul 2009 Crash Course In Minor Skin Surgery & Aesthetics, Dr. M.
M. Ali (Cardiff Cosmetic Clinic)
Date completed 31/07/2009
Aug 2009 ABLS, Cardiff & Vale NHS Trust
Date completed 25/08/2009
Sep 2009 F2 Core Curriculum Study Day, Morriston Hospital
Date completed 25/09/2009
2009 Child Protection Training Level 1, Cardiff and Vale NHS
Trust
Date completed During F2 Year (as part of training)
Oct 2009 ATLS, Royal College of Surgeons of England
Date completed 03/10/2009
Oct 2009 A Critical Look at Research, Cardiff University
Date completed 05/10/2009
Mar 2011 Practical Procedures Course, Cardiff & Vale University
Local Health Board
Date completed 16/03/2011
Sep 2011 MRCP PACES Workshop, Aneurin Bevan Health Board
Date completed 18/09/2011
Mar 2012 Training Course on Practical Teaching Methods, Glyndwr
Learning
Date completed 10/03/2012
Jun 2012 Thesis / BAD / BSID Research Course
Date completed 15/06/2012
Jul 2012 DermSchool, BAD
Date completed 02/07/2012
Jul 2012 ALS Revalidation, Llandough Hospital
Date completed 03/07/2012
Mar 2013 12 Week Dermoscopy Course
Date completed 30/05/2013
Apr 2013 SysNet: Systematic Reviews, Cardiff
Date completed 15/04/2013
June 2013 Medical Education Orientation Programme (MEOP),
Cardiff, UHW
Date completed June 2013
June 2013 Systematic Review Course, Cardiff
Date completed June 2013
Sep 2013 Diversity in the workplace, eCourse Online, Cardiff
Date completed Sep 2013
Nov 2013 SysNet: Cochrane Database Searching, Cardiff
Date completed Nov 2013
Nov 2013 EndNote Training, Health Library, Cardiff
Date completed Nov 2013
Nov 2013 SysNet: Critically Appraising Observational Studies,
Cardiff
Date completed Nov 2013
May 2014 Good Clinical Practice, Refresher Course, Cardiff
Date completed May 2014
June 2014 Cultural Competence Course, Cardiff University
Date completed Jun 2014
Sep 2014 Wales-Severn-Peninsula Training Registrar Training Day
in Dermatology, Cardiff
Date Completed 10 Sep 2014
Nov 2014 Pso Well Training in Psoriasis, Cardiff
Date Completed 18 Nov 2014
Sep 2014 Wales-Severn-Peninsula Training Registrar Training Day
in Dermatology, Cardiff
Date Completed 10 Sep 2014
Jan 2016 Educational Media & Technologies Course, Cardiff
Date Completed March 2016 (3 month eCourse, 20 CATS)
Nov 2016 ALS Course, Cardiff
Date Completed 22 Nov 2016
Mar 2018 BSDS Course, Newcastle, UK
Date Completed 26-28 March 2018
Dec 2018 ‘Biology of the skin’ Course, Cambridge, UK
Date Completed 3-7 December 2018
Mar 2020 ‘COVID teaching’, UHW, Cardiff, UK
Date Completed 27 March 2020
April 2020 ‘How to survive on a medical ward’, UHW, Cardiff, UK
Date Completed 30 April 2021
April 2021 ‘Euroderm Excellent Diploma’, Virtual, European (EDF)
Date Completed 30 April 2021 (Virtual)
July 2021 ‘Interstellar: Developing future leaders’, Virtual, UK
Date Completed 15 July 2021 (Virtual)
Sept 2021 BHNS ‘SpR Hair and Nail Training Day’, Virtual, UK
Date Completed 10 September 2021 (Virtual)
Sept 2021 ‘Photodermatology, PDT & Lasers’, Dundee, UK
Date Completed 16 September 2021 (Virtual)
Meetings
Apr 2011 Diagnosis & Management of Cutaneous Porphyrias, British Association of Dermatologists
Date completed 14/04/2011
Feb 2012 All Wales Stroke Meeting - Thrombolysis Training,
Hamsraj Shetty, Shakeel Ahmed, Tom Hughes, UHW
Date completed 01/02/2012
May 2012 Photodermatology Meeting, Cardiff
Date completed 23/05/2012
Mar 2013 Cutaneous Allergy Meeting, Cardiff
Date completed March 2013
Mar 2014 Cutaneous Allergy Meeting, Cardiff
Date completed March 2014
Apr 2013 Biologics Update: Meeting, Cardiff
Date completed March 2013
Apr 2014 Biologics Update: Meeting, Cardiff
Date completed March 2014
May 2013 IID Meeting, Edinburgh
Date completed May 2013
June 2013 ESDAP Committee Meeting, Copenhagen
Date completed June 2013
July 2013 BAD Conference, Liverpool
Date completed July 2013
July 2014 BAD Conference, Glasgow
Date completed July 2014
Oct 2014 EADV Meeting, Amsterdam
Date completed 7-12th October 2014
Nov 2014 Melanoma & Skin Cancer Meeting, Cardiff
Date completed 26 November 2014
Dec 2014 Postgraduate Research Day, Cardiff University
Date completed 12th December 2014
Feb 2015 SWEWDS Meeting, Cardiff
Date completed 26th February 2015
Mar 2015 Cutaneous Allergy Meeting, Cardiff
Date completed 25th March 2015
May 2015 Certolizumab (PAREXEL) Investigators Meeting, Athens
Date completed 29th – 31st May 2015
Jun 2015 Biologics Meeting, Cardiff
Date completed 24th June 2015
Jul 2015 BAD Conference, Manchester
Date completed 7th 2015
Sept 2015 ESDR Meeting, Rotterdam
Date completed 9-12th Sept 2015
Jan 2016 Medical Dermatology Meeting, London
Date completed 14th January 2016
Mar 2016 ‘Educational Media & New Technologies’ online module.
Part of PGMDE course.
Date completed 13th Jan - 10th March 2016
Mar 2016 All Wales Dermatology Meeting 2016.
9th March 2016
April 2016 Assoc. of Physicians’ Meeting 2016, Plymouth
Date completed 7-8th April 2016
May 2016 Urticaria & Allergy Meeting, Wales
Date completed 25th May 2016
July 2016 BAD Meeting 2016, Birmingham
Date completed 5-7thJuly 2016
Sept 2016 ESDR Meeting 2016, Munich
Date completed 6-10th September 2016
Oct 2016 ISOQOL Meeting 2016, Copenhagen
Date completed 18-22nd October 2016
Nov 2016 I&I Meeting 2016
Date completed 17th November 2016
Nov 2016 Skin Cancer Meeting 2016
Date completed 30th November 2016
Mar 2017 AAD Meeting 2017
Date completed 3rd-7th March 2017
Mar 2017 Cutaneous Allergy Meeting 2017, Wales
Date completed 29th March 2017
Apr 2017 APAM Meeting 2017, London
Date completed 6th-7th April 2017
Jun 2017 Biologics Meeting 2017, Wales
Date completed 28th June 2017
Jul 2017 BAD Meeting 2017, Liverpool
Date completed 4th-6th March 2017
Sept 2017 EADV Meeting 2017, Geneva, Switzerland
Date completed 13th-17th September 2017
Sept 2017 ESDR Meeting 2017, Salzburg, Austria
Date completed 27th-30th September 2017
Mar 2018 All Wales Meeting, Llandeilo, Wales
Date completed 21st March 2018
Apr 2018 SWEWDS Meeting 2018, Wales
Date completed 26th April 2018
Jun 2018 Biologics Meeting 2018, Wales
Date completed 27th June 2018
Jul 2018 BAD Meeting 2018, Edinburgh, Scotland
Date completed 5th July 2018
Oct 2018 ISOQOL Meeting 2018, Dublin, Ireland
Date completed 24-27th October 2018
Jan 2019 Medical Dermatology Meeting 2019, London, UK
Date completed 17th January 2019
Mar 2019 AAD Meeting 2019, Washington, USA
Date completed 1st - 5th March 2019
Apr 2019 Skin Academy Congress, Barcelona, Spain
Date completed 5th – 7th April 2019
May 2019 ESPD Meeting 2019, Dubrovnik, Croatia
Date completed 1st – 4th May 2019
Jun 2019 SCE Revision Meeting 2019, Birmingham, UK
Date completed 7th - 9th June 2019
Jul 2019 BAD Meeting 2019, Liverpool, UK
Date completed 1st – 3rd July 2019
Jan 2020 Medical Dermatology Meeting 2020, London, UK
Date completed 9th January 2020
Feb 2020 Dowling Trip, Kerala, India
Date completed 14th – 23rd Feb 2020
May 2021 BSCA Update Meeting 2021, Virtual, UK
Date completed 7th May 2021
July 2021 BAD Meeting 2021, Virtual, UK
Date completed 6th – 8th July 2021
May 2022 Skin Alliance Meeting 2022, Paris, France
Sponsored by L’Oreal
Date completed 26th – 28th May 2022
July 2022 BAD Meeting 2022, Glasgow, UK
Date completed 5th – 7th July 2021
Oral Presentations
June 2022 Oral presentation: ‘Case study in Psoriasis and
Secukinumab’. Meeting with Novartis Pharmaceuticals.
June 2022 Oral presentation: ‘Deeper than skin: the impact of
Psoriasis. Live Webinar with L’Oreal.
June 2022 Oral presentation: ‘Deeper than skin: the impact of
Acne’. Live Webinar with L’Oreal.
November 2021 Oral presentation: ‘Scratching the surface of
plaque psoriasis and atopic dermatitis’, virtual live presentation, to Derm team at West Suffolk
Sept/Oct 2021 Oral presentation: ‘The biologic conundrum:
clearing the fog’, virtual live presentation, to Derm
teams at Solihull & Basildon
Jul 2021 Oral presentation: ‘The Impact of Eczema on QoL’,
PULSE Live Talk for GPs, Virtual, 1st July 2021
Jun 2021 Oral presentation & module: ‘Measuring success in
Atopic dermatitis, setting treatment goals’, virtual podcast/module for BDNG, June 2021
May 2021 South West and South Wales GP Dermatology
Lecture Series: ‘Inflammatory Dermatology’. Presentation on ‘The Changing Landscape of Psoriasis Management’. Online Webinar. 19th May 2021
May 2021 Oral presentation: Dupilumab Audit for All Wales
Dermatology Forum, May 2021
Dec 2020 Oral presentation: Several presentations across UK
on ‘Prescribing Baricitinib’ delivered virtually to departments including Basildon, Solihull and Leicester
Feb 2019 Oral presentation: ‘The Power of Productivity’, 20th
Feb 2019, Cardiff Uni
Feb 2019 Oral presentation: ‘Dermatology Emergencies’ for
DermSoc. 7th Feb 2019, Cardiff Uni
Feb 2019 Oral presentation: ‘The Changing Landscape of
Psoriasis Management’
Café 44, Cowbridge – For local GPs (sponsored by
LEO Pharma)
Nov 2018 Oral presentation: ‘The Changing Landscape of
Psoriasis Management’
UHW, Cardiff
May 2018 Oral presentation: ‘Audit on Bullous Pemphigoid’,
Singleton Hospital, Swansea
May 2018 Oral presentation: ‘Case presentation’, UHW
Departmental Meeting, Cardiff
September 2017 Oral presentation ‘Correlating the DLQI with
Psychiatric measures: A systematic review’ EADV Meeting 2017, Geneva.
September 2017 Oral presentation ‘Validation of the DLQI in
iPad format: psychological aspects’ EADV Meeting 2017, Geneva.
October 2016 Oral presentation ‘Mapping and correlating
individual DLQI items to EQ-5D domain scores using ordinal logistic regression?’ ISOQOL Meeting 2016, Copenhagen.
September 2016 Oral presentation ‘The impact of interventions
on quality of life in psoriasis and the concept of multiple minimal clinically important difference (MCID): a systematic review’. ESDR 2016, Munich.
September 2015 Oral presentation ‘Ordinal regression in the
mapping of DLQI scores to EQ-5D Utility Values: is it plausible?’. ESDR 2015, Rotterdam.
February 2015 Oral presentation / case discussion on Erythema
Multiforme at the South West of England & Wales
Dermatological Society Meeting (SWEWDS), Cardiff
February 2015 Oral presentation / case discussion on Central
Cicatricial Centrifugal Alopecia at the South West of England & Wales Dermatological Society Meeting (SWEWDS), Cardiff
February 2015 Oral presentation / case discussion on Cholinergic
Pruritus at the South West of England & Wales Dermatological Society Meeting (SWEWDS), Cardiff
June 2014 Case presentation on Leprosy at a local regional
meeting in the Dermatology Dept, UHW, Cardiff
June 2014 Presentation on the ‘Management of an
International Quality of Life Measure’, local regional meeting, Dermatology Dept, UHW, Cardiff
June 2014 SysNet Conference: ‘Challenges for a Young
Researcher’. National conference, Cardiff.
March 2012 Case presentation at Neurology departmental
meeting – UHW.
March 2012 Oral presentation / case discussion on CD30+
Cutaneous T-cell Lymphoproliferative disorder at the South West of England & Wales
Dermatological Society Meeting (SWEWDS).
November 2010 Case presentation on 'Butterfly Glioma' at
Caerphilly Miner's Hospital.
June 2010 Case study / presentation on Stroke at Royal
Gwent Hospital - Grand Round Medical Meeting.
June 2010 Case presentation at Royal Gwent Hospital - Grand
Round Medical Meeting.
March 2010 Case Presentation on 'Adolescent Psychiatric
Presentations in A&E @ UHW' - Departmental meeting.
February 2009 'BSG Guidelines on Coeliac Disease' presentation at
Prince Charles Hospital.
Media Presence
1.Dermatologist redeployed to the frontline of treating coronavirus says experience is 'very daunting'
https://www.itv.com/news/2020-04-10/dermatologist-redeployed-to-the-frontline-of-virus-fight-says-experience-is-very-daunting
2.Coronavirus: Working 13-hour hospital shifts during Ramadan
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/uk-wales-52391224
3.Coronavirus and Ramadan: Holy month marked at home in pandemic
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-52385101
4.Faraz Ali: COVID-19 Response. Impact of COVID-19 on Mental Health
https://jcad.tv/faraz-ali-covid-19-response/
5.Impact of COVID-19 on the Mental Health of Acne Patients – in association with Skin Alliance
https://www.instagram.com/tv/CRB4MHzDqwq/?utm_medium=copy_link
6.Long Covid ‘severely’ affecting families of those suffering – study
https://www.standard.co.uk/news/uk/experts-cardiff-university-of-oxford-oxford-sheffield-b937244.html
7.Pulse Live profile
https://www.pulse-live.co.uk/speaker/dr-faraz-ali/
8.Leprosy cases in Britain may be misdiagnosed, doctors are warned
https://www.theguardian.com/society/2014/jun/30/leprosy-cases-britain-misdiagnosed-doctors-warned
9.Several appearances on BBC Radio Wales ‘Weekend Word’ for spiritual reflections on ‘Radio Wales Breakfast with Oliver Hides’!
https://www.bbc.co.uk/schedules/p00fzl8y
PhD Publication
Evaluating quality of life measurement in psoriasis and the development of new solutions to improve the use of patient-reported outcomes. PhD Thesis, Cardiff University
https://orca.cardiff.ac.uk/140744/
Original Publications
1.Chessa MA, Patrizi A, Iommi M, Rucci P, Ali FM, Filippi F, Tengattini V, Neri I. The impact of psoriasis on quality of life of children and their caregivers: an Italian experience. European Journal of Dermatology.;1(1).
2.Evaluating paediatric dermatology telephone clinics during COVID-19 from a dual clinician and patient perspective: A prospective study, CED
3.Shah R, Ali FM, Finlay AY, Salek MS. Family Reported Outcomes, an Unmet Need in the Management of a Patient's Disease: Appraisal of the Literature. Health and Quality of Life Outcomes 2021; 19(1):194
4.Tyrrell VJ, Ali F, Boeglin WE, Andrews R, Burston J, Birchall JC, Ingram JR, Murphy RC, Piguet V, Brash AR, O’Donnell VB. Lipidomic and transcriptional analysis of the Linoleoyl-omega-Hydroxyceramide biosynthetic pathway in human psoriatic lesions. Journal of Lipid Research. 2021 Jun 22:100094.
5.Shah R, Ali FM, Nixon SJ, Ingram JR, Salek SM, Finlay AY. Measuring the impact of COVID-19 on the quality of life of the survivors, partners and family members: a cross-sectional international online survey. BMJ open. 2021 May 1;11(5):e047680.
6.Abdelrazik YT, Ali FM, Salek MS, Finlay AY. Clinical experience and psychometric properties of the Cardiff Acne Disability Index (CADI). British Journal of Dermatology. 2021; 185: 711 - 724
7.Ali, F.M., Caesar, J.G. and Chowdhury, M.M.U., 2021. Electronic Learning for Healthcare e Dermatology modules as a key educational tool for trainees during the COVID 19 pandemic: a regional experience. Clinical and Experimental Dermatology, 46(2), pp.371-372.
8.Wójcik, E., Reszke, R., Krajewski, P.K., Matusiak, Ł., Madziarska, K., Ali, F.M., Finlay, A.Y. and Szepietowski, J.C., 2021. Major life changing decision profile: Creation of the Polish language version. Dermatologic Therapy, 34(1), p.e14568.
9.Ali, F., Vyas, J. and Finlay, A.Y., 2020. Counting the burden: atopic dermatitis and health-related quality of life. Acta dermato-venereologica, 100(12).
10.Ali, F.M., Salek, S., Finlay, A.Y. and Piguet, V., 2019. Validation of the electronic Psoriasis Area and Severity Index application: Establishing measurement equivalence. Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology, 81(6), pp.1439-1441.
11.Ali FM, Salek MS, Finlay AY. Two Minimal Clinically Important Difference (2MCID): A New Twist on an Old Concept. Acta dermato-venereologica. 2018 Jul 1;98(7-8):715-7.
12.Marron, S.E., Tomas Aragones, L., Navarro Lopez, J., Gieler, U., Kupfer, J., Dalgard, F.J., Lien, L., Finlay, A.Y., Poot, F., Linder, D. and Szepietowski, J.C., 2018. The psychosocial burden of hand eczema: Data from a European dermatological multicentre study. Contact dermatitis.
13.Ali FM, Kay R, Finlay AY, Piguet V, Kupfer J, Dalgard F, Salek MS. Mapping of the DLQI scores to EQ-5D utility values using ordinal logistic regression. Qual Life Res 2017; 26(11): 3025-3034.
14.Ali, F.M., Johns, N., Finlay, A.Y., Salek, M.S. and Piguet, V. Comparison of the paper-based and electronic versions of the Dermatology Life Quality Index: evidence of equivalence. Br J Dermatol 2017, 177: 1306–1315.
15.Ali FM, Johns N, Salek S, Finlay AY. Correlating the Dermatology Life Quality Index with psychiatric measures: A systematic review. Clinics in dermatology. 2018 Nov 1;36(6):691-7.
16.Ali FM, Cueva AC, Vyas J, Salek MS, Finlay AY, Piguet V. A systematic review of the use of quality of
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