The Royal College of Physicians have launched their Research and Innovation Hub as part of their commitment to improving access to clinical research and supporting the integration of research into everyday care.
After attending a founding meeting of the BHF CRC, which highlighted some of the keys issues facing British CVD clinical research, the research subcommittee of the BSCI/BSCCT decided to formulate its own research priorities.
The University of Glasgow has an exciting opportunity for a Clinical Research Fellow, funded by the BHF Research Excellence Award in Cardiovascular Science & Medicine.
The importance of public and patient involvement (PPI) in research is now accepted as a positive development as well as leading to the design of more successful research studies. Sarah Brown, an experienced patient representative explain why this is crucial in research development.
After a busy period of working with our IT partners, New Signature, and establishing our online Microsoft collaborative workspace, we are pleased to report that
The COVID pandemic has forced rapid changes in the way that we interact both with patients and with colleagues. In some cases the crisis has accelerated change that was already anticipated but in others completely new and imaginative solutions have been found to adapt service provision to the new environment.
The Royal College of Physicians have launched their Research and Innovation Hub as part of their commitment to improving access to clinical research and supporting the integration of research into everyday care.
After attending a founding meeting of the BHF CRC, which highlighted some of the keys issues facing British CVD clinical research, the research subcommittee of the BSCI/BSCCT decided to formulate its own research priorities.
The University of Glasgow has an exciting opportunity for a Clinical Research Fellow, funded by the BHF Research Excellence Award in Cardiovascular Science & Medicine.
The importance of public and patient involvement (PPI) in research is now accepted as a positive development as well as leading to the design of more successful research studies. Sarah Brown, an experienced patient representative explain why this is crucial in research development.
After a busy period of working with our IT partners, New Signature, and establishing our online Microsoft collaborative workspace, we are pleased to report that
The COVID pandemic has forced rapid changes in the way that we interact both with patients and with colleagues. In some cases the crisis has accelerated change that was already anticipated but in others completely new and imaginative solutions have been found to adapt service provision to the new environment.
AF Association Global AF Aware Week (GAFAW) is an annual awareness week that brings attention to the most common arrhythmia (heart rhythm disorder), Atrial Fibrillation or AF, which can affect adults of any age. The Heart Rhythm Alliance campaign “Detect, Protect, Correct & Perfect” aims to easily detect AF with a simple 30-second pulse check preventing AF-related stroke or heart failure. AF can be detected easily with a simple manual pulse check that only takes 30 seconds, and if pulse checks were routine, thousands of lives could be saved every year. Their Know Your Pulse (KYP) program and GAFAW has led to significant advances in awareness, policy and the management of heart rhythm disorders and they look forward to advancing the cause further during GAFAW 2020
Young Investigator Award
Criteria – The researcher should be a fellow in training or if post-CCT, not yet in a substantive Consultant post. The researcher should have made an important contribution to the work.
Research – The research should be current as reflected by being published in 2020 or not yet accepted for publication. The research may be basic or clinical and should be relevant to interventional cardiology
BCIS Research of the Year
Any research publication during 2020. The submissions will be marked by the BCIS Research Group. Shortlisted candidates and judges will be invited to a recording session which will be available in the parallel track at ACI.
The BSH Annual Meeting will cover the latest scientific research, data and the best clinical practice in heart failure care. The conference will be taking place virtually using cutting edge technology bringing you multimedia content from a specialist, internationally renowned faculty. This event will cover core areas of interest to all health professionals responsible for the care of heart failure patients.
The culmination to the cardiovascular year will review the biggest and most relevant topics of the past 12 months. This year the course will follow a revised format for virtual delivery but will remain a must-attend for consultants and cardiology trainees who wish to keep up to date on advances in cardiology. There will also be a live Q&A session posing questions to the expert panel.
The University of Glasgow has an exciting opportunity for a Clinical Research Fellow, funded by the BHF Research Excellence Award in Cardiovascular Science & Medicine.
More information on the virtual experience will be announced through the website soon
British Cardiovascular Society in collaboration with the British Heart Foundation cordially invite you to attend this course aimed at all Junior Doctors, Higher Specialist Trainees, Early Career Consultants, and Allied Healthcare Professionals with an active interest in or planning to perform clinical cardiovascular research within the NHS.
Cardiology and the Environment