Day 2 — BCIS ACI Virtual Experience 2021: Focus Group Report 3 — Women in Interventional Cardiology

Day 2 — BCIS ACI Virtual Experience 2021: Focus Group Report 3 — Women in Interventional Cardiology

Hundreds of BCIS members tuned into our flagship conference ACI in spring 2021. Traditionally an in-person event, ACI took place online under the title ‘ACI Virtual Experience’. Suited to everyone in cardiac catheter lab teams, the ACI Virtual Experience took place online from Wednesday, 21 April to Friday, 23 April last year, and featured over 70 talks from national and international experts across three tracks.

BCIS Focus Group Report 3 — Women in Interventional Cardiology

  • Chairs: Shrilla Banerjee and Cara Hendry

Topics include:

  • What Can We Learn from Traditionally Male-Dominated Surgical Specialties by Simon Fleming
  • Supporting Registrars: Attracting Retaining by Shazia Hussain
  • Update from the Medical Students and Core Trainees Sub-Group by Phil MacCarthy
  • Update from the Research Sub-Group by Rasha Al-Lamee
  • Update from the Consultants Sub-Group by Mamta Buch

 

BCIS Focus Group Report 3 — Women in Interventional Cardiology, Various presentations and speakers

Day 2 — BCIS ACI Virtual Experience 2021: State-of-The-Art 2

Day 2 — BCIS ACI Virtual Experience 2021: State-of-The-Art 2

Hundreds of BCIS members tuned into our flagship conference ACI in spring 2021. Traditionally an in-person event, ACI took place online under the title ‘ACI Virtual Experience’. Suited to everyone in cardiac catheter lab teams, the ACI Virtual Experience took place online from Wednesday, 21 April to Friday, 23 April last year, and featured over 70 talks from national and international experts across three tracks.

BCIS Focus Group Report 3 — Women in Interventional Cardiology

  • Chairs: Shrilla Banerjee and Cara Hendry

Topics include:

  • What Can We Learn from Traditionally Male-Dominated Surgical Specialties by Simon Fleming
  • Supporting Registrars: Attracting Retaining by Shazia Hussain
  • Update from the Medical Students and Core Trainees Sub-Group by Phil MacCarthy
  • Update from the Research Sub-Group by Rasha Al-Lamee
  • Update from the Consultants Sub-Group by Mamta Buch

 

BCIS Focus Group Report 3 — Women in Interventional Cardiology, Various presentations and speakers

Day 2 — BCIS ACI Virtual Experience 2021: Debate 2 — “Training in Intervention in the UK is No Longer Fit for Purpose”

Day 2 — BCIS ACI Virtual Experience 2021: Debate 2 — “Training in Intervention in the UK is No Longer Fit for Purpose”

Hundreds of BCIS members tuned into our flagship conference ACI in spring 2021. Traditionally an in-person event, ACI took place online under the title ‘ACI Virtual Experience’. Suited to everyone in cardiac catheter lab teams, the ACI Virtual Experience took place online from Wednesday, 21 April to Friday, 23 April last year, and featured over 70 talks from national and international experts across three tracks.

BCIS Focus Group Report 3 — Women in Interventional Cardiology

  • Chairs: Shrilla Banerjee and Cara Hendry

Topics include:

  • What Can We Learn from Traditionally Male-Dominated Surgical Specialties by Simon Fleming
  • Supporting Registrars: Attracting Retaining by Shazia Hussain
  • Update from the Medical Students and Core Trainees Sub-Group by Phil MacCarthy
  • Update from the Research Sub-Group by Rasha Al-Lamee
  • Update from the Consultants Sub-Group by Mamta Buch

 

BCIS Focus Group Report 3 — Women in Interventional Cardiology, Various presentations and speakers

Day 2 — BCIS ACI Virtual Experience 2021: Trial Update 2

Day 2 — BCIS ACI Virtual Experience 2021: Trial Update 2

Hundreds of BCIS members tuned into our flagship conference ACI in spring 2021. Traditionally an in-person event, ACI took place online under the title ‘ACI Virtual Experience’. Suited to everyone in cardiac catheter lab teams, the ACI Virtual Experience took place online from Wednesday, 21 April to Friday, 23 April last year, and featured over 70 talks from national and international experts across three tracks.

BCIS Focus Group Report 3 — Women in Interventional Cardiology

  • Chairs: Shrilla Banerjee and Cara Hendry

Topics include:

  • What Can We Learn from Traditionally Male-Dominated Surgical Specialties by Simon Fleming
  • Supporting Registrars: Attracting Retaining by Shazia Hussain
  • Update from the Medical Students and Core Trainees Sub-Group by Phil MacCarthy
  • Update from the Research Sub-Group by Rasha Al-Lamee
  • Update from the Consultants Sub-Group by Mamta Buch

 

BCIS Focus Group Report 3 — Women in Interventional Cardiology, Various presentations and speakers

Day 2 — BCIS ACI Virtual Experience 2021: BCIS National Coronary Audit

Day 2 — BCIS ACI Virtual Experience 2021: BCIS National Coronary Audit

Hundreds of BCIS members tuned into our flagship conference ACI in spring 2021. Traditionally an in-person event, ACI took place online under the title ‘ACI Virtual Experience’. Suited to everyone in cardiac catheter lab teams, the ACI Virtual Experience took place online from Wednesday, 21 April to Friday, 23 April last year, and featured over 70 talks from national and international experts across three tracks.

BCIS Focus Group Report 3 — Women in Interventional Cardiology

  • Chairs: Shrilla Banerjee and Cara Hendry

Topics include:

  • What Can We Learn from Traditionally Male-Dominated Surgical Specialties by Simon Fleming
  • Supporting Registrars: Attracting Retaining by Shazia Hussain
  • Update from the Medical Students and Core Trainees Sub-Group by Phil MacCarthy
  • Update from the Research Sub-Group by Rasha Al-Lamee
  • Update from the Consultants Sub-Group by Mamta Buch

 

BCIS Focus Group Report 3 — Women in Interventional Cardiology, Various presentations and speakers

Day 2 — BCIS ACI Virtual Experience 2021: BCIS Masterclass 3

Day 2 — BCIS ACI Virtual Experience 2021: BCIS Masterclass 3

Hundreds of BCIS members tuned into our flagship conference ACI in spring 2021. Traditionally an in-person event, ACI took place online under the title ‘ACI Virtual Experience’. Suited to everyone in cardiac catheter lab teams, the ACI Virtual Experience took place online from Wednesday, 21 April to Friday, 23 April last year, and featured over 70 talks from national and international experts across three tracks.

BCIS Focus Group Report 3 — Women in Interventional Cardiology

  • Chairs: Shrilla Banerjee and Cara Hendry

Topics include:

  • What Can We Learn from Traditionally Male-Dominated Surgical Specialties by Simon Fleming
  • Supporting Registrars: Attracting Retaining by Shazia Hussain
  • Update from the Medical Students and Core Trainees Sub-Group by Phil MacCarthy
  • Update from the Research Sub-Group by Rasha Al-Lamee
  • Update from the Consultants Sub-Group by Mamta Buch

 

BCIS Focus Group Report 3 — Women in Interventional Cardiology, Various presentations and speakers

Day 1 — ANGIO Review 1: Learning From Complications

Day 1 — ANGIO Review 1: Learning From Complications

Hundreds of BCIS members tuned into our flagship conference ACI in spring 2021. Traditionally an in-person event, ACI took place online under the title ‘ACI Virtual Experience’. Suited to everyone in cardiac catheter lab teams, the ACI Virtual Experience took place online from Wednesday, 21 April to Friday, 23 April last year, and featured over 70 talks from national and international experts across three tracks.

BCIS Focus Group Report 3 — Women in Interventional Cardiology

  • Chairs: Shrilla Banerjee and Cara Hendry

Topics include:

  • What Can We Learn from Traditionally Male-Dominated Surgical Specialties by Simon Fleming
  • Supporting Registrars: Attracting Retaining by Shazia Hussain
  • Update from the Medical Students and Core Trainees Sub-Group by Phil MacCarthy
  • Update from the Research Sub-Group by Rasha Al-Lamee
  • Update from the Consultants Sub-Group by Mamta Buch

 

BCIS Focus Group Report 3 — Women in Interventional Cardiology, Various presentations and speakers

Day 1 — Keynote Lecture: The Future of CTCA in Interventional Cardiology

Day 1 — Keynote Lecture: The Future of CTCA in Interventional Cardiology

Hundreds of BCIS members tuned into our flagship conference ACI in spring 2021. Traditionally an in-person event, ACI took place online under the title ‘ACI Virtual Experience’. Suited to everyone in cardiac catheter lab teams, the ACI Virtual Experience took place online from Wednesday, 21 April to Friday, 23 April last year, and featured over 70 talks from national and international experts across three tracks.

BCIS Focus Group Report 3 — Women in Interventional Cardiology

  • Chairs: Shrilla Banerjee and Cara Hendry

Topics include:

  • What Can We Learn from Traditionally Male-Dominated Surgical Specialties by Simon Fleming
  • Supporting Registrars: Attracting Retaining by Shazia Hussain
  • Update from the Medical Students and Core Trainees Sub-Group by Phil MacCarthy
  • Update from the Research Sub-Group by Rasha Al-Lamee
  • Update from the Consultants Sub-Group by Mamta Buch

 

BCIS Focus Group Report 3 — Women in Interventional Cardiology, Various presentations and speakers

Day 1 — Members Forum: BCIS Held to Account

Day 1 — Members Forum: BCIS Held to Account

Hundreds of BCIS members tuned into our flagship conference ACI in spring 2021. Traditionally an in-person event, ACI took place online under the title ‘ACI Virtual Experience’. Suited to everyone in cardiac catheter lab teams, the ACI Virtual Experience took place online from Wednesday, 21 April to Friday, 23 April last year, and featured over 70 talks from national and international experts across three tracks.

BCIS Focus Group Report 3 — Women in Interventional Cardiology

  • Chairs: Shrilla Banerjee and Cara Hendry

Topics include:

  • What Can We Learn from Traditionally Male-Dominated Surgical Specialties by Simon Fleming
  • Supporting Registrars: Attracting Retaining by Shazia Hussain
  • Update from the Medical Students and Core Trainees Sub-Group by Phil MacCarthy
  • Update from the Research Sub-Group by Rasha Al-Lamee
  • Update from the Consultants Sub-Group by Mamta Buch

 

BCIS Focus Group Report 3 — Women in Interventional Cardiology, Various presentations and speakers

Day 1 — BCIS ACI Virtual Experience 2021: BCIS Masterclass 2

Day 1 — BCIS ACI Virtual Experience 2021: BCIS Masterclass 2

Hundreds of BCIS members tuned into our flagship conference ACI in spring 2021. Traditionally an in-person event, ACI took place online under the title ‘ACI Virtual Experience’. Suited to everyone in cardiac catheter lab teams, the ACI Virtual Experience took place online from Wednesday, 21 April to Friday, 23 April last year, and featured over 70 talks from national and international experts across three tracks.

BCIS Focus Group Report 3 — Women in Interventional Cardiology

  • Chairs: Shrilla Banerjee and Cara Hendry

Topics include:

  • What Can We Learn from Traditionally Male-Dominated Surgical Specialties by Simon Fleming
  • Supporting Registrars: Attracting Retaining by Shazia Hussain
  • Update from the Medical Students and Core Trainees Sub-Group by Phil MacCarthy
  • Update from the Research Sub-Group by Rasha Al-Lamee
  • Update from the Consultants Sub-Group by Mamta Buch

 

BCIS Focus Group Report 3 — Women in Interventional Cardiology, Various presentations and speakers