The Network has successfully run education sessions developed for primary care clinicians, for example in Heart Failure care. On a wider basis, it is essential that the work of the Network continues to be effectively shared and communicated; demonstrating 'added value' that the Network brings to all stakeholder groups. Joint initiatives such as pan-London educational events.
12 - 15 APRIL 2010
CARDIOLOGY IN THE YOUNG (CitY)
in conjunction with
ESC ADVANCED COURSE ON GROWN UP CONGENITAL HEART DISEASE (GUCH)
We are holding our annual Cardiology in the Young (CitY) conference this year in conjunction with the first ESC advanced course on Grown Up Congenital Heart Disease (GUCH), providing a forum for cardiac surgeons, cardiologists, intensivists, nurses and trainees dealing with cardiac patients across the age boundaries from foetus to adult. The conference runs from 12th - 15th April 2010, with 2 parallel Nursing Days - with a range of fees for nurses, trainees and consultants.
Full details are on www.cityguch.com, or contact c.lister@ich.ucl.ac.uk for further information. |
 THURSDAY 30 JULY 2009
'EXCELLENCE IN STROKE CARE' event
The Atrium, Royal Free Hospital
On the evening of the 30th July this successful education event was held.
Please click here for the Event Agenda
To view presentations from the day please click on the following links:
Dr. Ameet Bakhai
Excellence in Stroke Management
Dr. Charlie Davie
Update on the Stroke Network across North Central London
Dr. David Werring
Antithrombotics for stroke
treatment
and prevention
Dr. Sheela Shah
Transient Ischaemic Attacks
Ms. Susan Collett
Evaluation
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TUESDAY 8 SEPTEMBER 2009
TELE-CARDIOLOGY -
BRINGING CARDIOLOGY CLOSER TO THE PATIENT
Royal Society of Medicine
The aim of this day is to provide an insight into what telemedicine can make available to assist in the diagnosis and ongoing care of cardiac patients. Our ten speakers will share their experiences of the provision of
· Specialist care to children and pregnant women,
· How ECGs taken in the Community are being diagnosed in hospitals and in Call Centres
· How patients can undertake their own ECGs when intermittent symptoms arise and their views about this
· On-going care in the community for patients in heart failure
This meeting is aimed at all staff working in Cardiology Units, General Practice and the community who wish to find out more about what telemedicine can offer. It will be of equal interest to managers, budget holders and all clinical staff
Online registration: www.rsm.ac.uk/telemedicine
For more information and booking form, please click here
30 SEPTEMBER 2009
DELIVERING WORLD CLASS CARDIAC SERVICES
Achieving excellence in prevention, rehabilitation and heart failure care
Central London
www.hsj-cardiac.com
NHS cardiac services are undoubtedly leading the way in successful service improvement. But many remaining challenges must be overcome and sustainable improvement demonstrated before cardiac services can truly be considered world class. To help ensure you have the right strategies and most up-to-date information to drive improvement in your cardiac services, Health Service Journal is delighted to present this important conference.
Professor Roger Boyle, National Director for Heart Disease and Stroke, Department of Health will be delivering the keynote address. Don't miss out on this essential opportunity to network with colleagues from across the country. Hear what developments are taking place in other localities and ensure you are equipped with the knowledge and skills to develop fit-for-the-future cardiac services.
Visit www.hsj-cardiac.com to find out more.
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SATURDAY OCTOBER 24 2009
SADS UK SURVIVING CARDIAC ARREST CONFERENCE
ROYAL COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS
For Registration form please click here
Speakers include Professor Douglas Chamberlain CBE, renowned cardiologist and a leading light in the world of cardiac emergencies and resuscitation for the past 40 years. |
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