BCIS Coronary Interventional Trainees e-Course 2022: Session 3

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BCIS Coronary Interventional Trainees e-Course 2022: Session 3

The BCIS Coronary Interventional Trainees e-Course took place on Monday, 12 December 2022, attracting over 170 delegates.

“Members of the BCIS Trainee and Education Group (TEG) have reviewed previous feedback and pulled together an impressive programme of speakers and topics, which we hope will provide an enjoyable and educational meeting for colleagues at all levels of training. The intention is to try to keep the presentations quite practical in nature, and we plan a similar structure for each session, designed to foster discussion and answer those questions that you are sometimes afraid to ask.”

BCIS Coronary Interventional Trainees e-Course: Session 3: How I Approach Human Factors in My Current Day-to-Day Practice in the Cath Lab

  • Presenter: Dan Obaid
  • Chair: Mark Mariathas

This session will explore the contribution that human factors can make to complications in the catheter lab and discuss some of the non-technical skills that can be used to mitigate against them.

Session 3: Human Factors in the Cath Lab, Dan Obaid

BCIS Coronary Interventional Trainees e-Course 2022: Session 2

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BCIS Coronary Interventional Trainees e-Course 2022: Session 2

The BCIS Coronary Interventional Trainees e-Course took place on Monday, 12 December 2022, attracting over 170 delegates.

“Members of the BCIS Trainee and Education Group (TEG) have reviewed previous feedback and pulled together an impressive programme of speakers and topics, which we hope will provide an enjoyable and educational meeting for colleagues at all levels of training. The intention is to try to keep the presentations quite practical in nature, and we plan a similar structure for each session, designed to foster discussion and answer those questions that you are sometimes afraid to ask.”

BCIS Coronary Interventional Trainees e-Course: Session 3: How I Approach Human Factors in My Current Day-to-Day Practice in the Cath Lab

  • Presenter: Dan Obaid
  • Chair: Mark Mariathas

This session will explore the contribution that human factors can make to complications in the catheter lab and discuss some of the non-technical skills that can be used to mitigate against them.

Session 3: Human Factors in the Cath Lab, Dan Obaid

BCIS Coronary Interventional Trainees e-Course 2022: Session 1

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BCIS Coronary Interventional Trainees e-Course 2022: Session 1

The BCIS Coronary Interventional Trainees e-Course took place on Monday, 12 December 2022, attracting over 170 delegates.

“Members of the BCIS Trainee and Education Group (TEG) have reviewed previous feedback and pulled together an impressive programme of speakers and topics, which we hope will provide an enjoyable and educational meeting for colleagues at all levels of training. The intention is to try to keep the presentations quite practical in nature, and we plan a similar structure for each session, designed to foster discussion and answer those questions that you are sometimes afraid to ask.”

BCIS Coronary Interventional Trainees e-Course: Session 3: How I Approach Human Factors in My Current Day-to-Day Practice in the Cath Lab

  • Presenter: Dan Obaid
  • Chair: Mark Mariathas

This session will explore the contribution that human factors can make to complications in the catheter lab and discuss some of the non-technical skills that can be used to mitigate against them.

Session 3: Human Factors in the Cath Lab, Dan Obaid

BCIS Educational Forum: Post procedural advice, ongoing care

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BCIS Educational Forum: Post procedural advice, ongoing care

The BCIS Coronary Interventional Trainees e-Course took place on Monday, 12 December 2022, attracting over 170 delegates.

“Members of the BCIS Trainee and Education Group (TEG) have reviewed previous feedback and pulled together an impressive programme of speakers and topics, which we hope will provide an enjoyable and educational meeting for colleagues at all levels of training. The intention is to try to keep the presentations quite practical in nature, and we plan a similar structure for each session, designed to foster discussion and answer those questions that you are sometimes afraid to ask.”

BCIS Coronary Interventional Trainees e-Course: Session 3: How I Approach Human Factors in My Current Day-to-Day Practice in the Cath Lab

  • Presenter: Dan Obaid
  • Chair: Mark Mariathas

This session will explore the contribution that human factors can make to complications in the catheter lab and discuss some of the non-technical skills that can be used to mitigate against them.

Session 3: Human Factors in the Cath Lab, Dan Obaid

BCIS Educational Forum: Preparing for PCI — Evidence

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BCIS Educational Forum: Preparing for PCI — Evidence

The BCIS Coronary Interventional Trainees e-Course took place on Monday, 12 December 2022, attracting over 170 delegates.

“Members of the BCIS Trainee and Education Group (TEG) have reviewed previous feedback and pulled together an impressive programme of speakers and topics, which we hope will provide an enjoyable and educational meeting for colleagues at all levels of training. The intention is to try to keep the presentations quite practical in nature, and we plan a similar structure for each session, designed to foster discussion and answer those questions that you are sometimes afraid to ask.”

BCIS Coronary Interventional Trainees e-Course: Session 3: How I Approach Human Factors in My Current Day-to-Day Practice in the Cath Lab

  • Presenter: Dan Obaid
  • Chair: Mark Mariathas

This session will explore the contribution that human factors can make to complications in the catheter lab and discuss some of the non-technical skills that can be used to mitigate against them.

Session 3: Human Factors in the Cath Lab, Dan Obaid

BCIS Allied Healthcare Professionals Annual e-Conference 2022 — Wrap Up and KAHOOT Quiz

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BCIS Allied Healthcare Professionals Annual e-Conference 2022 — Wrap Up and KAHOOT Quiz

The BCIS Coronary Interventional Trainees e-Course took place on Monday, 12 December 2022, attracting over 170 delegates.

“Members of the BCIS Trainee and Education Group (TEG) have reviewed previous feedback and pulled together an impressive programme of speakers and topics, which we hope will provide an enjoyable and educational meeting for colleagues at all levels of training. The intention is to try to keep the presentations quite practical in nature, and we plan a similar structure for each session, designed to foster discussion and answer those questions that you are sometimes afraid to ask.”

BCIS Coronary Interventional Trainees e-Course: Session 3: How I Approach Human Factors in My Current Day-to-Day Practice in the Cath Lab

  • Presenter: Dan Obaid
  • Chair: Mark Mariathas

This session will explore the contribution that human factors can make to complications in the catheter lab and discuss some of the non-technical skills that can be used to mitigate against them.

Session 3: Human Factors in the Cath Lab, Dan Obaid

BCIS Allied Healthcare Professionals Annual e-Conference 2022 — Clinical Cases

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BCIS Allied Healthcare Professionals Annual e-Conference 2022 — Clinical Cases

The BCIS Coronary Interventional Trainees e-Course took place on Monday, 12 December 2022, attracting over 170 delegates.

“Members of the BCIS Trainee and Education Group (TEG) have reviewed previous feedback and pulled together an impressive programme of speakers and topics, which we hope will provide an enjoyable and educational meeting for colleagues at all levels of training. The intention is to try to keep the presentations quite practical in nature, and we plan a similar structure for each session, designed to foster discussion and answer those questions that you are sometimes afraid to ask.”

BCIS Coronary Interventional Trainees e-Course: Session 3: How I Approach Human Factors in My Current Day-to-Day Practice in the Cath Lab

  • Presenter: Dan Obaid
  • Chair: Mark Mariathas

This session will explore the contribution that human factors can make to complications in the catheter lab and discuss some of the non-technical skills that can be used to mitigate against them.

Session 3: Human Factors in the Cath Lab, Dan Obaid

BCIS Allied Healthcare Professionals Annual e-Conference 2022 — If It’s Not Coronary Atherosclerosis, Then What Can It Be? SCAD

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BCIS Allied Healthcare Professionals Annual e-Conference 2022 — If It’s Not Coronary Atherosclerosis, Then What Can It Be? SCAD

The BCIS Coronary Interventional Trainees e-Course took place on Monday, 12 December 2022, attracting over 170 delegates.

“Members of the BCIS Trainee and Education Group (TEG) have reviewed previous feedback and pulled together an impressive programme of speakers and topics, which we hope will provide an enjoyable and educational meeting for colleagues at all levels of training. The intention is to try to keep the presentations quite practical in nature, and we plan a similar structure for each session, designed to foster discussion and answer those questions that you are sometimes afraid to ask.”

BCIS Coronary Interventional Trainees e-Course: Session 3: How I Approach Human Factors in My Current Day-to-Day Practice in the Cath Lab

  • Presenter: Dan Obaid
  • Chair: Mark Mariathas

This session will explore the contribution that human factors can make to complications in the catheter lab and discuss some of the non-technical skills that can be used to mitigate against them.

Session 3: Human Factors in the Cath Lab, Dan Obaid

BCIS Allied Healthcare Professionals Annual e-Conference 2022 — If It’s Not Coronary Atherosclerosis, Then What Can It Be? Coronary Spasm

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BCIS Allied Healthcare Professionals Annual e-Conference 2022 — If It’s Not Coronary Atherosclerosis, Then What Can It Be? Coronary Spasm

The BCIS Coronary Interventional Trainees e-Course took place on Monday, 12 December 2022, attracting over 170 delegates.

“Members of the BCIS Trainee and Education Group (TEG) have reviewed previous feedback and pulled together an impressive programme of speakers and topics, which we hope will provide an enjoyable and educational meeting for colleagues at all levels of training. The intention is to try to keep the presentations quite practical in nature, and we plan a similar structure for each session, designed to foster discussion and answer those questions that you are sometimes afraid to ask.”

BCIS Coronary Interventional Trainees e-Course: Session 3: How I Approach Human Factors in My Current Day-to-Day Practice in the Cath Lab

  • Presenter: Dan Obaid
  • Chair: Mark Mariathas

This session will explore the contribution that human factors can make to complications in the catheter lab and discuss some of the non-technical skills that can be used to mitigate against them.

Session 3: Human Factors in the Cath Lab, Dan Obaid

BCIS Allied Healthcare Professionals Annual e-Conference 2022 — If It’s Not Coronary Atherosclerosis, Then What Can It Be? Microvascular Angina

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BCIS Allied Healthcare Professionals Annual e-Conference 2022 — If It’s Not Coronary Atherosclerosis, Then What Can It Be? Microvascular Angina

The BCIS Coronary Interventional Trainees e-Course took place on Monday, 12 December 2022, attracting over 170 delegates.

“Members of the BCIS Trainee and Education Group (TEG) have reviewed previous feedback and pulled together an impressive programme of speakers and topics, which we hope will provide an enjoyable and educational meeting for colleagues at all levels of training. The intention is to try to keep the presentations quite practical in nature, and we plan a similar structure for each session, designed to foster discussion and answer those questions that you are sometimes afraid to ask.”

BCIS Coronary Interventional Trainees e-Course: Session 3: How I Approach Human Factors in My Current Day-to-Day Practice in the Cath Lab

  • Presenter: Dan Obaid
  • Chair: Mark Mariathas

This session will explore the contribution that human factors can make to complications in the catheter lab and discuss some of the non-technical skills that can be used to mitigate against them.

Session 3: Human Factors in the Cath Lab, Dan Obaid