The Founders of CBS
Please read about the Founders of CBS below:
John MacFie
MB ChB, R Nutr, MD, FRCS (Eng), FRCS (Ed), FRCP (Ed) FRCPS (Glas)
Immediate Past President
John MacFie retired from the NHS in May 2017. He was appointed as Consultant Surgeon to Scarborough in 1986 and from 2012 was employed the York Foundation Teaching Hospital Trust. He has a personal Chair with the University of Hull and is affiliated to the Academic Surgical Unit, Castle Hill, Cottingham, Hull. He was President of the Association of Surgeons of GB and Ireland (ASGBI) from 2010 to 2012, was appointed Chairman of the Surgical Forum of GB and Ireland (formerly the Senate of Surgery) in 2013 and was President of the Federation of Surgical Speciality Associations of UK and Ireland in 2014-17.
He is a General Surgeon with a sub speciality interest in colorectal diseases. His research interests include the management of patients with intestinal failure, inflammatory bowel disease, sepsis and nutritional support therapies. In recent years he has published extensively on enhanced recovery after surgery, the management of sepsis and ethical dilemmas in the provision of nutritional support.
John MacFie has received a number of prizes and research grants. In 1996 he was awarded a Hunterian Professorship by the Royal College of Surgeons of England, was the recipient of the John F Kinney prize for Nutrition and Metabolism in 2001, the British Journal of Surgery editorial John Farndon prize in 2003 and the Moynihan prize in both 2005 and 2007. He has written over 250 papers and many book chapters. Particular research interests include energy metabolism in surgical patients, the utilisation of fat emulsions, the definition of gut function, the ethics of nutritional support and gut barrier function.
He has worked in many roles including Regional Advisor and Programme Director for General Surgery in Yorkshire, external examiner for many Medical Schools, and was a member of the Court of Examiners for RCS England. He has supervised numerous higher degrees and was Director of the Postgraduate MSc Programme in the University of Hull. He has served as a Governor of BUPA Foundation and is a registered nutritionist with the British Nutrition Society.
He holds Fellowships with the Royal Colleges of Surgeons of England, Edinburgh and Glasgow as well as the Royal College of Physicians, Edinburgh.
He is the inaugural President of the Confederation of British Surgery.
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CBS LIFETIME FOUNDING FELLOWS
- Riaz Agha
- Joanna Aldoori
- Ahmed Ali-Khan
- Keith Allison
- Jonathan Armitage
- Lindsey Barker
- Sherif Bayoumi
- Raj Bhatia
- Meg Birks
- Ian Botterill
- Simon Bramhall
- Paul Brennan
- Naveen Cavale
- Bhupal Chitnavis
- John Collin
- Ian Daniels
- Chris Dawson
- Philip Drew
- Jonathan Ellenbogen
- Balgopal Eradi
- Adeshina Fawole
- Michael Gaunt
- Laurence Glancz
- John Hartley
- Mark Henley
- Mark Holland-Elliott
- Iain Hunter
- Sonna Ifeacho
- Venkat Iyer
- Shameen Jaunoo
- Isabella Karat
- Mansoor Khan
- Usman Khan
- B Nirmal Kumar
- Shyam Kumar
- Richard Lovegrove
- John MacFie
- Satish Madhavarajan
- Patrick Magennis
- Nigel Mercer
- Anne Mitchener
- Kanwalraj Moar
- Ram Moorthy
- Fiona Murphy
- Antony Narula
- Harjeet Singh Narula
- Amr Nimer
- Nora Nugent
- Mark Peter
- Andrew Porteous
- Purushothama Praveen
- Chittoor Rajaraman
- Anna Raurell
- Matthew Rollin
- Walid Sasi
- David Selvadurai
- Joseph Shalhoub
- Aali Sheen
- Gurpreet Singh-Ranger
- Naomi Slator
- Jason Smith
- Murray Stewart
- Muhammad Tamimy
- Michael Wareing
- Nicholas Wilson Jones
- Daniel Wood
- Reza Zadeh
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