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Use of Twitter by Departmental Staff

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Many of the staff in the Department of Primary Care and Public Health at Imperial College London, along with honorary and affiliated staff, are active uses of Twitter. A list of all the Twitter accounts associated with the department is appended below.

Twitter Account
Name
1.       Departmental account
@Imperial_PCPH
2.       UG Teaching Unit
@ICGPteaching
3.       Imperial GP Training Scheme
@ImperialGpst
4.       Global eHealth Unit
@eHealthImperial
5.       WHO Collaborating Centre
@ImperialWHOCC
6.       Azeem Majeed
@Azeem_Majeed
7.       International Conference of PCPH
@IC_PCPH
8.       John O’Donoghue
@JOD_eHealth  
9.       Anthony Laverty
@anthonylav
10.   Edward Meinert
@edwardmeinert
11.   Graham Easton
@Drgrahameaston
12.   Richard Ma
@Richard_GP
13.   Petra Wark
@PetraWark
14.   Rama Greenfield
@rgreenfield6
15.   Philip Fadahunsi
@PF_ehealth
16.   Felix Greaves
@felixgreaves
17.   Rhys Dore
@rhysdore
18.   M Jawad
@mojawad606
19.   Michelle van Velthoven
@mh_mhealth
20.   Tara Ananthesayanan
@TAnanthesayanan
21.   Ziva Cotic
@ZCotic
22.   Nikolas Mastellos
@nmastell
23.   Jose Marcano
@jsalvador13
24.   Elle Busink
@EllenBusink
25.   Cybele Wong
@Cybele_eHealth
26.   Tammy Tran
@tammybtran
27.   Josip Car
@ejosipcar
28.   Jenny Lebus
@JennyLebus
29.   Frances Carter
@fec30
30.   Andy McKeown
@Andymckeown83
31.   Jo Harris
@ICSMTeachForum
32.   Anju Verma
@dr_anjuverma
33.   Elena Barquero
@ElenaBarquero
34.   Ellie Gunn
@EJGun
35.   Aisha Newth
@aishanewth
36.   Laura Vanderbloemen
@vanderbloemen
37.   Malik Gul
@MalikGul
38.   Sonia Kumar
@soniakumar100
39.   Alex Bottle
@DrAlexBottle
40.   Paul Aylin
@maximustiberius
41.   Carol Cooper
@DrCarolCooper
42.   Helen McGeown
@Hmcgera
43.   Jessie Eerens
@JessieEerens
44.   Maria Woringer
@m_woringer
45.   Sonia Saxena
@SoniaKSaxena
46.   Myra Tilney
@m_tilney
47.   Mustafa Elmontsri
@MElmontsri
48.   Kim Foley
@KA_Foley
49.   Ravi Parekh
@raviparekh86
50.   Pirkko Carmack
@PirkkoCarmack
51.   Federica Amati
@FedeAmati
52.   Sondus Hassounah
@SondusHassounah
53.   Zeinab Mulla
@The_Zen_Baker
54.   Nia Giannakopoulou
@ngiannakop
55.   Shamini Gnani
@shamgnani

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