Adrian Sie
MBChB, MRCP (UK), DTMH, BMedSci
- Clinical lead for Children and Young People Allergy Network Scotland (CYANS)
- Clinical lead for NHS Lanarkshire allergy service
- Honorary Clinical Senior Lecturer (School of Medicine, Dentistry & Nursing) at the University of Glasgow
- Consultant in paediatrics, University Hospital Wishaw, NHS Lanarkshire, Scotland
I have been a consultant in paediatrics with an interest in paediatric allergy for 14 years. I trained in Sheffield, Edinburgh and Glasgow – I currently work at the University Hospital Wishaw in Lanarkshire.
I am the clinical lead for the NHS Children and Young People Allergy Network Scotland (CYANS). This is the network of health care professionals with an interest in allergy in Scotland, we work to ensure high quality allergy services are offered across the country. We have published guidelines on the diagnosis and management of food allergies, patient information leaflets, and we run regular allergy education sessions for GPs, health visitors, nurses and paediatricians.
I am currently the chair of the Scottish Government Technical working group on allergies and prescribed diets.
I am also a member of the UK National Allergy Strategy Group, the Anaphylaxis UK clinical and scientific panel, and the British Society for Allergy and Clinical Immunology transition working group.
I regularly publish allergy articles for paediatricians on my website www.Scottishpaeds.org.uk.
Pauline Sie
Mrs Pauline Sie is a paediatric nurse with 15 years experience of working with children, most recently in the Emergency department at the Royal Hospital for Children in Glasgow (since 2016) and prior to that in the Paediatric Intensive Care unit and the Schiehallion children’s cancer ward in Glasgow.
She is experienced in the care of acutely unwell children, common childhood illnesses, minor injuries, as well as providing family centred care generally.