Professor David M Reid was awarded the iWantGreatCare certificate of excellence in 2024 for delivering outstanding care.

 

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Written by a private patient at London Bridge Hospital
18th February 2023


Professor Reid took the time to listen to my medical issues. His explanations about my condition, the likely progress and treatment options were clear and very helpful. I wish I had found him sooner.

18th February 2023
Response from Professor David M Reid

Many thanks for your very kind comments

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Written by a private patient at Aberdeen Royal Infirmary
3rd February 2023


I was referred by my employer to have a private scan and consultation with Professor Reid after being diagnosed with Osteoporosis. I work offshore and was being prevented from going back to work by the oil company medical advisor. My own local Doctor and medical consultant had deemed me fit for work but their opinion made no difference. I ended up being off work for about 9 months. Fortunately my employer supported me and wanted to get a Specialist opinion and contacted Professor Reid. The meeting with him was very positive, he was genuinely interested in helping me reach my goal of being able to go back to work. He analysed my previous scans and medical history and could see that after being on a new drug called Teriparatide there was improvements in my condition. Due to Professor Reid’s report and the recommendation that I was still fit enough to work, I have now passed my medical and am due to return to work this month. I cannot thank him enough for his support and expertise.

7th February 2023
Response from Professor David M Reid

Many thanks for your very positive review which I find very inspiring.

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Written by a patient at Western General Hospital
7th January 2021


Professor Reid ‘s dedication to his profession and his profound knowledge and experience were apparent from the very start of our Zoom consultation. Further , he is a charming and engaging person who shows genuine concern for his patient .I felt immediately at ease with him and very secure in the knowledge that here was someone in whose judgment I could put full trust. He systematically went through all the points in question , explaining clearly as he went along , answering all my queries satisfactorily . I had visited many doctors in the past for an Osteoporotic condition which finally brought me to Professor Reid ‘s screen , and armed as such with the benefit of previous experience , I feel I can highly recommend Dr Reid without reservation.

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Written by a patient at 25 Harley Street
5th June 2020


Dr Reid is one of the nicest human beings I have met! He is incredibly understanding and kind and has helped me a great deal in terms of my condition and the various treatments available to help manage it! I am incredibly grateful to him- his expertise is unyielding!

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Written by a patient at 25 Harley Street
5th December 2019


Professor Reid showed the utmost care and concern. I came away from the consultation, with a full understanding of my condition and the range of options available to me. I am very grateful to him.

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Profile

Professor David Reid is Emeritus Professor of Rheumatology at the University of Aberdeen and was previous Head of the School of Medicine & Dentistry at the University.

He is a consultant rheumatologist and has been involved in providing specialist osteoporosis services with a particular emphasis on bone densitometry for 30 years. He therefore has a special interest in the use and interpretation of DXA or DEXA the main measurement tool.

He has over 300 original papers and reviews, largely on his research interests which include the utility of bone mass assessment, assessment of risk of fracture, secondary osteoporosis, glucocorticoid osteoporosis and the assessment of long-term disease activity and drug adverse effects in rheumatic diseases.

He was Chair of the Board of Trustees of the UK National Osteoporosis Society from 2008-2012 and has previously chaired their Research Grants Committee and Medical Board. Until late 2013 he was the Chair of the Arthritis Research UK Clinical Studies Group with responsibility for advising on the needs for clinical trials in bone diseases. He has been a member of numerous national committees most recently including the UK Medical Schools Council, the UK Health Education Advisory Committee and Scottish Stratified Medicine Innovation Centre Board.

He is now undertaking NHS locums in rheumatology and practicing privately in osteoporosis and acute rheumatology in London and Aberdeen. He is a great advocate for new and evolving therapies for osteoporosis.