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    Dr Gigi Taguri

    Dr Gigi Taguri  - Meet the clinical team at LloydsPharmacy Online Doctor
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    1. Roles & responsibilities
    2. Specialist areas
    3. Hobbies & interests
    4. Qualifications & memberships
    5. Research & publications

    Director of Medical Technology

    Dr Gigi Taguri completed her medical training at the Royal Free and University College Medical School before going on to achieve a second degree in Immunology. She worked in a number of London hospitals, particularly enjoying emergency medicine as well as sexual health, before joining the Online Doctor clinical team in 2011.

    GMC number: 6129350

    Roles & responsibilities

    • Leading a team that design and build medical technology solutions tailored for digital consultations

    Specialist areas

    • Interest in digital health, including clinical UX / UI design that delivers safe, effective, easy-to-use digital healthcare

    Hobbies & interests

    • Dr Taguri enjoys yoga especially inversions such as headstands and handstands

    Qualifications & memberships

    • Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (Royal Free and University College Medical School)
    • Intercalated BSc Immunology & Cell Pathology (University College London)
    • Member of the Faculty of Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare 
    • Member of the Royal College of General Practitioners (2011)
    • Member of the Royal Colleges of Physicians (2009)
    • Certification in UX design (nngroup)

    Research & publications

    • R Berber, O Berber, NG Taguri, RS Maroju, S Abdulla. Pseudarthrosis of the tibia: Emergency department presentation of Neurofibromatosis Type 1 in a 4 month old infant. Emerg Med J. 2009;26(4):306 (PMID: 19307407)
    • NG Taguri, M Ponticos, DJ Abraham. The role of Th3 cells (TGF-β producing T cells) in Systemic Sclerosis. Rheumatology, Apr 2004;43:ii100
    • R Stratton, H Penn, NG Taguri, X Shiwen, DJ Abraham, A Leask, CM Black. Role of the RAS/MEK/ERK signaling pathway and its inhibitory regulation by prostanoids in the fibrotic/wound healing response. Rheumatology, Apr 2004;43:ii54
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