Delayed diagnosis means delayed treatment, and in the worst cases, it costs lives. The Fifth Universal Definition of Myocardial Infarction aims to change that. Published
The UK Government has officially published the highly anticipated Cardiovascular Disease (CVD) Modern Service Framework. Outlining an ambitious 10-year strategic vision, the framework aims to
Clinical research thrives on diverse expertise. We know that cardiovascular care is delivered by exceptional multidisciplinary teams, which is why our latest funding round is
We welcome the BHF’s first Policy on Diversity in Research Design. This sets clear expectations that all BHF-funded research must be representative of the people
Cardio‑oncology has emerged as a critical research priority at the intersection of cardiovascular science and cancer care. As advances in oncology continue to improve survival,
At the BHF Clinical Research Collaborative, we are continually inspired by the ingenuity of the UK’s cardiovascular research community. Following a rigorous review process by
This role is a key member of the BHF Data Science Centre leadership team, providing strategic leadership and expert guidance on the application of artificial intelligence (AI) and advanced deep learning methods in data-driven cardiometabolic research.
Deadline to apply: Mon 19th Oct
For more info, click here.
The Beyond the Stethoscope webinar series is designed for cardiology trainees and covers essential topics including career planning, leadership, wellbeing, and personal development.
To register for the next session on 1 October and find out the dates of the remaining 2026 sessions, visit the website here.
Stay up to date with rapidly evolving cardiovascular care, CVRM approaches, and prevention strategies. Explore primary care innovations and the growing role of GLP-1 therapies. Understand best practice across England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland. Have the opportunity to get your questions answered by experts.
Date: Thursday, 24th & Friday, 25th September 2026
Format: Fully Virtual
For more information, click here.
Applications are welcome from resident doctors and radiographers training in CMR who have an accepted presentation, poster, or case at major imaging meetings (such as SCMR and EACVI).
Opening Date: Applications will open once EACVI 2026 abstract and case results are available.
Successful awardees will receive a grant of up to £500 to support their conference attendance and professional development.
To find out more about the application process, click here.
Don’t miss out the upcoming BACPR Conference, which will focus on what “Reshaping the Future of Cardiovascular Prevention and Rehabilitation” looks like, and how it can be achieved.
Time: Thursday 8 – Friday 9 October 2026
Registration deadline: Friday, 18 September, 17:00
To view the programme and to register, click here.
Become a member of the British Association for Nursing in Cardiovascular Care (BANCC) and access exclusive offers and benefits. Whether you’re early in your career or a seasoned professional, BANCC supports your development, provides a platform for your voice, and connects you with a strong community of cardiovascular nursing professionals.
For just £30 per year, membership offers access to valuable opportunities designed to support nurses making a difference in cardiovascular health.
Find out more or sign up via the BANCC website here.
This independent research study supported by the Society for Cardiothoracic Surgery aims to unterstand why prehabilitation is not an standard practice in cardiac surgery.
If you a clinician working regularly working with cardiac patients, please consider taking 10 minutes to share your perspective through this completely anonymous survey: click here.
In partnership with the British Pharmacological Society, the Faculty of Pharmaceutical Medicine and the Faculty of Public Health, the RCP has developed an e-learning programme for the National Institute for Health and Care Research, aimed at facilitating the wider participation of healthcare professionals in research.
For more information, click here.
The NIHR Clinical Research Network (CRN) has developed a new artificial intelligence (AI) e-learning course in partnership with Imperial College London’s Institute of Global Health Innovation and the UKRI Centre for Doctoral Training in AI for Healthcare at Imperial College London, to build AI awareness and knowledge for professionals developing and delivering research.
The self-paced training course is designed for clinical researchers that could benefit from AI methods. Specific groups include research nurses, research managers, full-time researchers and clinicians.
For more information, click here.
The BHF CRC National Research Collaboration Database aims to broaden participation in research by connecting clinicians, academics, patients, family members, funders, and industry partners. By registering, individuals can share their expertise and affiliations, facilitating collaboration and access to resources for research projects.
The database will be continuously developed to cater to specific groups and purposes, allowing for customised datasets that better inform clinical research planning and execution within various fields.
We invite you to join the BHF CRC National Clinical Research Database and contribute to advancing cardiovascular research!