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1. The feasibility of introducing a whole blood component for traumatic haemorrhage in the UK.

Author

McCullagh, Josephine, Basham, Peter, Davies, Jane, Hicks, Vicky, Hunter, Alastair, Lancut, Julia, and Green, Laura

Subjects
*BLOOD groups, *HEMORRHAGE, *ERYTHROCYTES, *LEUCOCYTES, *FEASIBILITY studies
Abstract

Background: The interest in re‐introducing whole blood (WB) transfusion for the management of traumatic major haemorrhage is increasing. However, due to the current leucodepletion filters used in the UK a WB component was not readily available. Instead, an alternative but similar component, leucocyte depleted red cell and plasma (LD‐RCP), which provided a unique experience in assessing the feasibility of a WB component was used whilst a WB component was being manufactured. Study Design and Methods: Between November 2018 and October 2020, LD‐RCP replaced RBC as standard of care for all trauma patients with major haemorrhage in London. The aims of the study were to assess (a) deliverability, (b) component wastage and (c) safety. Results: Over the study period a total of 1208 LD‐RCP units were delivered, of which 96.5% were delivered 'On Time In Full' (OTIF). Of the 1208 units, 733 (60.68%) were transfused and 475 (39.3%) units were wasted. Component wastage reduced significantly throughout the study (p = 0.001). A total of 177 patients had a blood group recorded, 86 were group O and 91 were non‐group O. There was no statistically significantly difference between haemoglobin (p = 0.422), or bilirubin levels (p = 0.084) between group O and non‐group O patients. Discussion: It was feasible for NHS Blood and Transplant to deliver LD‐RCP on time in full, however component wastage was high due to short shelf life and limited use of the component. Low titre group O LD‐RCP units were not associated with clinical evidence of haemolysis. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2024
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2. Doesn't this sound familiar? Peter Basham looks at forthcoming music books--and discovers that reunions are set to be the in thing in 2007

Author

Basham, Peter

Subjects
Best sellers -- Prices and rates, Business, international, Publishing industry, Retail industry, Company pricing policy, Prices and rates
Abstract

This year is shaping up to be a year of musical reunions and comebacks. More, perhaps, than it deserves. First, Sting, fresh from a classical/early music foray, hinted and hinted, [...]

Published
2007

4. Oldies but goodies: fresh from Live8, the Floyd leads a field of venerable rockers celebrated in words and pictures. Mozart gets a look in, too. Peter Basham of Borders surveys the scene

Author

Basham, Peter

Subjects
The Rough Guide to iPods, iTunes and Music Online Rough Guides (Book) -- Buckley, Peter -- Clark, Duncan, Inside Out: A Personal History of Pink Floyd Phoenix (Book) -- Mason, Nick, Margrave of the Marshes Bantam (Book) -- Peel, John -- Ravenscroft, Sheila, Books -- Book reviews, Business, international, Publishing industry, Retail industry
Abstract

To paraphrase Pete Seeger, 'Where have all the pop acts gone?', although to be fair, it's probably not a question to which the venerable folk singer has given much thought. [...]

Published
2005

6. Just for the record: Peter Basham of Borders makes his selection of forthcoming music books. (Music Books)

Author

Basham, Peter

Subjects
Music industry -- Product information, Book publishing -- Product information, Publishing industry -- Product information, Business, international, Publishing industry, Retail industry, Product information
Abstract

For the past few years, sales of recorded music have been declining alarmingly for record companies in the UK. Rather than through a lack of interest in music today (note [...]

Published
2003

11. Bruce Springsteen

Author

Basham, Peter and Basham, Peter

Subjects
Rock musicians--United States--Biography
Published
2005

12. Books of note: Peter Basham of Borders looks at the varied selection of new music books on offer--from festival favourites (The Verve) and icons of rock (Led Zep) to the autobiography of the Peter Pan of pop himself (Cliff Richard)

Author

Basham, Peter

Subjects
My Kinda Life (Musical work) -- Richard, Cliff, Beautiful (Musical work) -- Drummond, Bill, Sound recordings -- Sound recording reviews, Business, international, Publishing industry, Retail industry
Abstract

This summer, popular-music lovers in the UK are being asked to enthuse about an American rap artist (Jay-Z) and a somewhat dour and prone-to-implosion '90s indie band (The Verve) who [...]

Published
2008

13. Nestle Double Cream a winner: because `chocolate matters' to retailers too: Peter Basham, Sales Director of Nestle Rowntree, reflects on the ongoing importance of the manufacturer-retailer relationship. (Promotional Feature From Nestle)

Author

Basham, Peter

Subjects
Nestle S.A. -- Product information, Food industry -- Product information, Food and beverage production/distribution software, Business, Business, international, Food and beverage industries
Abstract

As another year draws to a close, it's that time again when we look back and assess the changes we've made, the things we've achieved. It's certainly been a busy [...]

Published
2002

14. Kit Kat still at number one spot

Author

Basham, Peter and Harrison, Andrew

Subjects
Business, Business, international, Food and beverage industries
Abstract

Sir; re The Grocer Top Products Survey (Dec 15 2001) and the subsequent distorted article in The Sun (Dec 18), we would like to report that Kit Kat is still [...]

Published
2002

15. Time domain studies of short period teleseismic P phases

Author

Basham, Peter William

Abstract

Forty-one seismic events recorded on the plains of western Alberta are subjected to a detailed study in the time domain. A "P-detection" time-varying polarization filter is described and applied to the events to detect segments of strong P motion in the first 25 seconds of the P phase coda. On seismograms of 23 events, 12 of which have reported depths shallower than 40 km, pP phases have been identified; sP phases have been identified on 9 of the events. Considering estimated accuracies of observed and calculated pP-P times, assigned focal depths are accurate to within ±15 km. A varying upper crustal structure is found to make a similar contribution to the vertical components of the P phase for stations at separations up to 160 km. The radial components at these stations are similar only during time segments of strong P motion. The dissimilarity in other time segments of the radial components is attributed to different amplitudes and time-delays for PS converted phases generated at crustal layer interfaces. The largest PS converted phase, with amplitude up to about 1.5 that of P, is generated at the base of the sediments. A small number of PS converted phases generated at the base of the crust have been identified.

Published
1967
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16. TIME DOMAIN STUDIES OF SHORT PERIOD TELESEISMIC P PHASES

Author

ARCTIC INST OF NORTH AMERICA ARLINGTON VA, Basham, Peter W, ARCTIC INST OF NORTH AMERICA ARLINGTON VA, and Basham, Peter W

Abstract

Forty-one seismic events recorded on the plains of western Alberta are subjected to a detailed study in the time domain. A 'P-detection' time- varying polarization filter is described and applied to the events to detect segments of strong P motion in the first 25 seconds of the P phase coda. On seismograms of 23 events, 12 of which have reported depths shallower than 40 km, pP phases have been identified; sP phases have been identified on 9 of the events. Considering estimated accuracies of observed and calculated pP-P times, assigned focal depths are accurate to within plus or minus 15 km. A varying upper crustal structure is found to make a similar contribution to the vertical components of the P phase for stations at separations up to 160 km. The radial components at these stations are similar only during time segments of strong P motion. The dissimilarity in other time segments of the radial components is attributed to different amplitudes and time-delays for PS converted phases generated at crustal layer interfaces. The largest PS converted phase, with amplitude up to about 1.5 that of P, is generated at the base of the sediments. A small number of PS converted phases generated at the base of the crust have been identified., Prepared in cooperation with British Columbia Univ., Vancouver. Dept. of Geophysics. Report on project Effects of location of Seismographs on the records obtained.

Published
1967

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