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Lee Hudson
Dr Lee Hudson MBChB PhD MRCPCH FRACP is a consultant general paediatrician working across the trust, and is clinical associate professor in child and adolescent health at the GOS UCL Institute of Child Health. He is also the lead for Child and Family Health for the undergraduate medical degree course at UCL Medical School.
Specialisms
As well as a being a general paediatrician across a large range of conditions within Great Ormond Street including peri-operative medical care, Dr Hudson has particular expertise in the assessment and management of short term and long term physical effects of feeding and eating disorders in children and young people, including their growth and development.
Dr Hudson was the chief officer for mental health for Great Ormond Street Hospital from 2019 to 2021.
Qualifications
Dr Hudson trained in medicine at Sheffield University (MBChB) and trained as a Paediatrician in Sheffield, London and Melbourne, Australia.
He is a member of the Royal Australasian College of Physicians and Member of The Royal College of Paediatrics and Child Health. He completed his PhD at University College London.
Research Interests
Dr Hudson’s research interests are in child and adolescent health, in particular the intersection between physical and mental health. Dr Hudson has held over a million pounds in research grants as a principal investigator and has over 50 peer reviewed scientific research publications and book chapters on a range of topics from health service improvement for children, feeding and eating disorders, and disease outcomes in children. He teaches undergraduate medical students and supervises MSc and PhD students.
Contact
Email: pamela.senger@gosh.nhs.uk (PA – Pam Senger)
Telephone: Ext 1269