Virtual Interactive Cardiology Conference

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• 2021
  VIRTUAL
  Interactive Cardiology Conference
  Monday 22^nd, Wednesday 24^th, Monday 29^th and Wednesday 31^st March 2021.

  The programme postponed from March 2020 has been updated to reflect the key contemporary challenging cardiovascular issues and will be delivered over four engaging evening webinars. Each starting at 6.00pm and lasting for an hour and forty-five minutes. For ease and convenience, the programme can be accessed live or on-demand for up to three weeks after the event, and will offer eight external CPD credits.

  The virtual programme provides a unique learning experience delivered in an open, supportive, enjoyable and friendly atmosphere. Expert chairs and cardiology opinion leaders from across the UK and Europe will present a comprehensive and clinically relevant review of the latest evidence, which is shaping the rapidly changing landscape of cardiovascular medicine and the sub specialties. Ample opportunity will be given to pose questions to speakers and to share opinions with fellow attendees. The case-based learning format will continue this year, underpinning the programme’s practical approach to clinically relevant topics.

  Topics and learning objectives:

  • Review of the most up to date guidelines and provide practical strategies for atrial fibrillation, interventional management and stroke prevention
  • Understand the concept of precision medicine and its impact on managing patients with chronic angina, acute coronary syndromes and myocardial infarction
  • Examine the updated evidence-based approach to heart failure medical management and criteria of appropriate patient selection for complex device therapy
  • Appreciate the challenges faced when treating patients with advanced cardiac failure and review available bridging strategies prior to cardiac transplantation
  • Obtain a comprehensive account of the importance and impact of renal disease when managing patients with cardiovascular conditions

  The programme will be of interest to:

  Consultant physicians and trainees, related clinicians

  Cardiovascular clinical and academic researchers

  Board SMT and executives

  Government strategists and planners

  AHPs with an interest in cardiology

  Suitable for:

  • Medical Foundation Trainees
  • Medical Specialty Trainees
  • SAS Grade Physicians
  • Medical Consultants
  • Other Physicians
  • Surgical Foundation Trainees
  • Surgical Core Trainees
  • Surgical Specialty Trainees
  • SAS Grade Surgeons
  • Surgical Consultants
  • Other Surgeons

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• Session 1 - Atrial fibrillation: what will change your practice?
  Chairs: Dr David Murdoch and Professor Simon Ray

  22 March
  18:00-18:10

  Session 1 - Open and welcome

  Professor Hany Eteiba
  Consultant Interventional Cardiologist
  International Director, Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow
  Honorary Professor, Glasgow University
  Regional & National Medicine Director and Associate Medical Director
  West of Scotland Heart & Lung Centre, Golden Jubilee National Hospital

  22 March
  18:10-18:30

  Lifestyle and AF: impact of weight and alcohol on incidence and management

  Dr Ashley Nisbet
  Consultant Cardiologist and Electrophysiologist
  Bristol Royal Infirmary

  22 March
  18:30-18:50

  Latest on stroke prevention in AF: from DOACs to devices

  Professor Derek Connelly
  Consultant Cardiologist and Electrophysiologist
  Golden Jubilee National Hospital and Glasgow Royal Infirmary

  22 March
  18:50-19:10

  AF ablation: tailored therapy with new tools and technology

  Professor G. Andre Ng
  Professor of Cardiac Electrophysiology
  Consultant Cardiologist and Electrophysiologist
  Department of Cardiovascular Sciences
  University of Leicester

  22 March
  19:10-19:35

  Case-based learning: applying evidence to clinical practice

  Dr Jackson Lau
  Specialty Registrar
  Glasgow Royal Infirmary
  Golden Jubilee National Hospital

  Session 2 - Management of heart failure: overcoming the challenges
  Chairs: Professor Frank Dunn and Dr Stuart Hood

  24 March
  18:00-18:10

  Session 2 Open and welcome

  Professor Hany Eteiba
  Consultant Interventional Cardiologist
  International Director, Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow
  Honorary Professor, Glasgow University
  Regional & National Medicine Director and Associate Medical Director
  West of Scotland Heart & Lung Centre, Golden Jubilee National Hospital

  24 March
  18:10-18:30

  Tailored pharmacotherapy therapy

  Professor Mark Petrie
  Professor of Cardiology, University of Glasgow
  Consultant Cardiologist
  Glasgow Royal Infirmary and
  Golden Jubilee National Hospital

  24 March
  18:30-18:50

  Complex device therapy: patient selection should not be complicated

  Professor Roy S Gardner
  Consultant Cardiologist , Scottish National Advanced Heart Failure Service, Golden Jubilee National Hospital
  Chair Elect: British Society for Heart Failure (BSH)

  24 March
  18:50-19:10

  Kidney disease: impact on heart failure management

  Professor Paddy Mark
  Professor of Nephrology/Honorary Consultant Nephrologist
  University of Glasgow and Queen Elizabeth University Hospital

  24 March
  19:10-19:35

  Case-based learning: applying evidence to clinical practice.

  Dr David Corcoran
  Consultant Cardiologist
  Queen Elizabeth University Hospital

  Session 3 - Catheter based treatment in cardiovascular medicine: expanding horizons
  Chair - Professor Hany Eteiba

  29 March
  18:00-18:10

  Session 3 - Open and welcome

  Professor Hany Eteiba
  Consultant Interventional Cardiologist
  International Director, Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow
  Honorary Professor, Glasgow University
  Regional & National Medicine Director and Associate Medical Director
  West of Scotland Heart & Lung Centre, Golden Jubilee National Hospital

  29 March
  18:10-18:30

  Structureal HD: current status and furture directions

  Dr Stuart Watkins
  Consultant Cardiologist
  Golden Jubilee National Hospital

  29 March
  18:30-18:50

  Adult congenital HD intervention: a fast growing domain

  Dr Niki Walker
  Consultant Cardiologist
  Golden Jubileee National Hospital

  29 March
  18:50-19:10

  Mechanical thrombectomy for acute stroke: an unmet need

  Professor Iris Grunwald
  Chair for Neuroradiology
  University of Dundee

  29 March
  19:10-19:35

  Wellbeing in the face of adversity: the real story of integrated care management and human factors

  Dr Paul Rocchiccioli
  Consultant Cardiologist
  Golden Jubilee National Hospital

  Session 4 - Precision medicine in cardiovascular disease
  Chairs - Dr Iain Simpson and Professor Keith Oldroyd

  31 March
  18:00-18:10

  Session 4 - Open and welcome

  Professor Hany Eteiba
  Consultant Interventional Cardiologist
  International Director, Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow
  Honorary Professor, Glasgow University
  Regional & National Medicine Director and Associate Medical Director
  West of Scotland Heart & Lung Centre, Golden Jubilee National Hospital

  31 March
  18:10-18:30

  Precision medicine in chronic and acute coronary syndromes

  Professor Colin Berry
  Professor of Cardiology and Imaging
  Institute of Cardiovascular & Medical Sciences
  University of Glasgow

  31 March
  18:30-18:50

  Pharmacogenomics in cardiovascular diseases

  Professor Sandosh Padmanabhan
  Professor of Cardiovascular Genomics and Therapeutics
  BHD Glasgow Cardiovascular Research Centre
  Institute of Cardiovascular and Medical Sciences

  31 March
  18:50-19:10

  Value based interventional cardiology and precision medicine?

  Dr Colum Owens
  Consultant Cardiologist
  Royal Victoria Hospital, Belfast

  31 March
  19:10-19:35

  Case-based learning: applying evidence to clinical practice..

  Dr Novalia Sidik
  Cardiology Specialist Registrar
  Golden Jubilee National Hospital

  31 March
  19:35-19:45

  Thank you and close

  Professor Simon Ray
  President
  British Cardiovascular Society

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• Category	Product	Amount
  Standard - Trainee	Registrations	£80
  Member	Registrations	£65
  Non-Member	Registrations	£95
  BCS Member	Registrations	£65
  Allied Healthcare Professional / Nurse	Registrations	£70
  Standard – Trainee – Block grant scheme	Registrations	£0

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