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Dr
Dr Charis Khoo
Anaesthetics
English
1,669+
Patients seen
15
Years in practice
9
Publications
1
Languages spoken
About
Dr Charis Khoo is a Consultant Anaesthetist at King’s College Hospital and also practises privately at LIPS Healthcare, Battersea Power Station. She has a sub-specialty in Paediatric Anaesthesia and previously worked as a Consultant in Paediatric Anaesthesia at KK Women’s and Children’s Hospital (KKH) in Singapore. She has been in consultant practice since 2017 and received her CESR (UK) in 2024.
Dr Khoo has a particular interest in paediatric neuroanaesthesia and was involved in the first Auditory Brainstem Implant procedure carried out in South-East Asia at KKH. During her time there, she contributed to validating the use of EEG monitoring (Massimo, SedLine) in paediatric populations. She also developed wide-ranging experience in paediatric pain medicine through her work with the Children’s Pain Service, managing acute post-surgical pain, cancer pain, and complex sedation weaning.
Her clinical background also includes acute medicine and emergency care. She provided immediate pitchside medical support for the Singapore Rugby Union at the HSBC 7s, applying ATLS principles and managing airway, cervical spine, and concussion injuries. She further enhanced her expertise in critical care and transport medicine during a fellowship with the Children’s Acute Transport Service (CATS) at Great Ormond Street Hospital.
Alongside her clinical work, Dr Khoo is an experienced educator. At King’s College London, she supervises medical students and serves as a regular OSCE examiner. She also supports anaesthetic trainees through tutorials, vivas, and lectures, and for four years she was an invited lecturer for the Masters of Anaesthesia Examination Preparatory Course in Singapore. She has taken part in international teaching initiatives, including a collaboration between KKH paediatric surgery and Port Moresby General Hospital in Papua New Guinea, where she provided anaesthesia for complex paediatric surgical procedures.
Her research interests include improving perioperative processes for patients. She has conducted a meta-analysis on the use of Thromboelastography (TEG) to determine bleeding risk in haematology-oncology patients undergoing surgery, and in Singapore worked on a quality improvement initiative to reduce fasting times for children by developing safe carbohydrate fluid sachets. At King’s College Hospital, she continues to mentor junior doctors through audit projects.
Dr Khoo has a particular interest in paediatric neuroanaesthesia and was involved in the first Auditory Brainstem Implant procedure carried out in South-East Asia at KKH. During her time there, she contributed to validating the use of EEG monitoring (Massimo, SedLine) in paediatric populations. She also developed wide-ranging experience in paediatric pain medicine through her work with the Children’s Pain Service, managing acute post-surgical pain, cancer pain, and complex sedation weaning.
Her clinical background also includes acute medicine and emergency care. She provided immediate pitchside medical support for the Singapore Rugby Union at the HSBC 7s, applying ATLS principles and managing airway, cervical spine, and concussion injuries. She further enhanced her expertise in critical care and transport medicine during a fellowship with the Children’s Acute Transport Service (CATS) at Great Ormond Street Hospital.
Alongside her clinical work, Dr Khoo is an experienced educator. At King’s College London, she supervises medical students and serves as a regular OSCE examiner. She also supports anaesthetic trainees through tutorials, vivas, and lectures, and for four years she was an invited lecturer for the Masters of Anaesthesia Examination Preparatory Course in Singapore. She has taken part in international teaching initiatives, including a collaboration between KKH paediatric surgery and Port Moresby General Hospital in Papua New Guinea, where she provided anaesthesia for complex paediatric surgical procedures.
Her research interests include improving perioperative processes for patients. She has conducted a meta-analysis on the use of Thromboelastography (TEG) to determine bleeding risk in haematology-oncology patients undergoing surgery, and in Singapore worked on a quality improvement initiative to reduce fasting times for children by developing safe carbohydrate fluid sachets. At King’s College Hospital, she continues to mentor junior doctors through audit projects.
“Evidence-based care tailored to each patient — taking the time to explain options and shared decisions.”
— Dr Charis Khoo
Education & training
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2001–2007 MD · Medicine and Surgery
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2007–2011 Residency · Anaesthetics
Career & appointments
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2011-09–2012-08 Junior consultant
Licenses & insurance
Medical licenses
GB — Organización Médica Colegial de España (OMC)
Board certifications
European Board of Anaesthetics
Malpractice insurance:
Generali Healthcare · 3,000,000 EUR coverage
· No claims on file
Procedures performed
| Procedure | Code | Lifetime count |
|---|---|---|
| GP consultation | 99213 | 213 |
| Annual physical exam | 99395 | 475 |
| Vaccination administration | 90471 | 1,731 |
| Minor procedure (skin) | 17110 | 2,420 |
Services & pricing
| Service | Duration | Modality | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| New patient consultation (60m) | 60 min | in_clinic|telemed | 180.00 EUR |
| Follow-up consultation (30m) | 30 min | in_clinic|telemed|phone | 90.00 EUR |
| Vaccination administration | 90 min | in_clinic | 180.00 EUR |
| Minor procedure (skin) | 60 min | in_clinic | 450.00 EUR |
Office, team & in practice
Videos
Research & publications
h-index: 6 · i10: 13
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Validation of clinical scoring in Anaesthetics
DOI: 10.4132/euroclin.2026.0 · PMID: 32332301 · cited by 85
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Long-term follow-up of Anaesthetics across GB
DOI: 10.6281/euroclin.2025.1 · PMID: 38096600 · cited by 159
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Validation of clinical scoring in Anaesthetics
DOI: 10.3324/euroclin.2024.2 · PMID: 35216049 · cited by 193
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Long-term follow-up of Anaesthetics across GB
DOI: 10.8589/euroclin.2023.3 · PMID: 32891452 · cited by 67
Invited talks
- Practical updates in Anaesthetics European Annual Congress (Anaesthetics) · Vienna · 2024 · invited
- Single-centre experience in Anaesthetics National Society Meeting · · 2023 · oral abstract
Awards & memberships
Awards
- 🏆 Top-rated Anaesthetics — · EuroClinics Patient Choice · 2025 · regional
Society memberships
- WONCA Europe — Family Doctors — Member · since 2012
- national college of family doctors — Member · since 2012
- European Union of Medical Specialists (UEMS) — Member · since 2012
Patient reviews
- Bedside Manner
- 0.05
- Knowledge
- 0.08
- Wait Time
- 3.80
- Staff Friendliness
- 0.02
- Ease Of Appointment
- 4.00
- Value For Money
- 4.10
- Would Recommend Pct
- 4
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★ 5 verified visit
“Very thorough first visit — explained every step. Booking was easy and the staff were welcoming.”
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★ 5 verified visit
“Took time to listen and reviewed all my previous results. I would absolutely recommend.”
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★ 4 verified visit
“Professional and knowledgeable. Wait on the day was a bit long, otherwise excellent.”
Articles by this doctor
- Patient education Patient guide to Anaesthetics
- Awareness When should you see a anaesthetics?
For international patients
- Coordinator
- Patient liaison · charis.khoo@euroclinics.example
