Day 3 — BCIS ACI 2020: Session 17: Training to be an Interventional Cardiologist

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Day 3 — BCIS ACI 2020: Session 17: Training to be an Interventional Cardiologist

BCIS ACI 2020 took place at the London Hilton Metropole from 22 January – 24 January. ACI featured live cases from Wythenshawe Hospital, Royal Papworth Hospital and Royal Derby Hospital; thank you for facilitating the live cases. Over the three days, there was plenty of debate, angio review breakout sessions, keynotes, the BCIS Audit Report (2018-2019), case presentations and award ceremonies!

Day 3 — BCIS ACI 2020: Session 17: Training to be an Interventional Cardiologist

  • Chairs: Adam de Belder and Cara Hendry
  • Panel: Tom Cahill, Simon Ray and Andrew Wragg

Includes

  • What’s the Plan for Cardiology Training? by Alison Calver
  • How Should Structural Training be Planned? A Personal View by Neil Ruparelia
  • Discussion in-between

 

What’s the Plan for Cardiology Training?, Alison Calver

Discussion, Various Participants

 

How Should Structural Training be Planned? A Personal View, Neil Ruparelia

Discussion, Various Participants

 

Day 3 — BCIS ACI 2020: Session 16: In 2020, What Does The Cardiologist Need To Know About?

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Day 3 — BCIS ACI 2020: Session 16: In 2020, What Does The Cardiologist Need To Know About?

BCIS ACI 2020 took place at the London Hilton Metropole from 22 January – 24 January. ACI featured live cases from Wythenshawe Hospital, Royal Papworth Hospital and Royal Derby Hospital; thank you for facilitating the live cases. Over the three days, there was plenty of debate, angio review breakout sessions, keynotes, the BCIS Audit Report (2018-2019), case presentations and award ceremonies!

Day 3 — BCIS ACI 2020: Session 17: Training to be an Interventional Cardiologist

  • Chairs: Adam de Belder and Cara Hendry
  • Panel: Tom Cahill, Simon Ray and Andrew Wragg

Includes

  • What’s the Plan for Cardiology Training? by Alison Calver
  • How Should Structural Training be Planned? A Personal View by Neil Ruparelia
  • Discussion in-between

 

What’s the Plan for Cardiology Training?, Alison Calver

Discussion, Various Participants

 

How Should Structural Training be Planned? A Personal View, Neil Ruparelia

Discussion, Various Participants

 

Day 3 — BCIS ACI 2020: Session 15: Live Case From Royal Derby Hospital

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Day 3 — BCIS ACI 2020: Session 15: Live Case From Royal Derby Hospital

BCIS ACI 2020 took place at the London Hilton Metropole from 22 January – 24 January. ACI featured live cases from Wythenshawe Hospital, Royal Papworth Hospital and Royal Derby Hospital; thank you for facilitating the live cases. Over the three days, there was plenty of debate, angio review breakout sessions, keynotes, the BCIS Audit Report (2018-2019), case presentations and award ceremonies!

Day 3 — BCIS ACI 2020: Session 17: Training to be an Interventional Cardiologist

  • Chairs: Adam de Belder and Cara Hendry
  • Panel: Tom Cahill, Simon Ray and Andrew Wragg

Includes

  • What’s the Plan for Cardiology Training? by Alison Calver
  • How Should Structural Training be Planned? A Personal View by Neil Ruparelia
  • Discussion in-between

 

What’s the Plan for Cardiology Training?, Alison Calver

Discussion, Various Participants

 

How Should Structural Training be Planned? A Personal View, Neil Ruparelia

Discussion, Various Participants

 

Day 3 — BCIS ACI 2020: Session 14: Angio Review Breakout Session

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Day 3 — BCIS ACI 2020: Session 14: Angio Review Breakout Session

BCIS ACI 2020 took place at the London Hilton Metropole from 22 January – 24 January. ACI featured live cases from Wythenshawe Hospital, Royal Papworth Hospital and Royal Derby Hospital; thank you for facilitating the live cases. Over the three days, there was plenty of debate, angio review breakout sessions, keynotes, the BCIS Audit Report (2018-2019), case presentations and award ceremonies!

Day 3 — BCIS ACI 2020: Session 17: Training to be an Interventional Cardiologist

  • Chairs: Adam de Belder and Cara Hendry
  • Panel: Tom Cahill, Simon Ray and Andrew Wragg

Includes

  • What’s the Plan for Cardiology Training? by Alison Calver
  • How Should Structural Training be Planned? A Personal View by Neil Ruparelia
  • Discussion in-between

 

What’s the Plan for Cardiology Training?, Alison Calver

Discussion, Various Participants

 

How Should Structural Training be Planned? A Personal View, Neil Ruparelia

Discussion, Various Participants

 

Day 2 — BCIS ACI 2020: Session 12, Part 2: BCIS Research of The Year Award & The Young Investigators Award

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Day 2 — BCIS ACI 2020: Session 12, Part 2: BCIS Research of The Year Award & The Young Investigators Award

BCIS ACI 2020 took place at the London Hilton Metropole from 22 January – 24 January. ACI featured live cases from Wythenshawe Hospital, Royal Papworth Hospital and Royal Derby Hospital; thank you for facilitating the live cases. Over the three days, there was plenty of debate, angio review breakout sessions, keynotes, the BCIS Audit Report (2018-2019), case presentations and award ceremonies!

Day 3 — BCIS ACI 2020: Session 17: Training to be an Interventional Cardiologist

  • Chairs: Adam de Belder and Cara Hendry
  • Panel: Tom Cahill, Simon Ray and Andrew Wragg

Includes

  • What’s the Plan for Cardiology Training? by Alison Calver
  • How Should Structural Training be Planned? A Personal View by Neil Ruparelia
  • Discussion in-between

 

What’s the Plan for Cardiology Training?, Alison Calver

Discussion, Various Participants

 

How Should Structural Training be Planned? A Personal View, Neil Ruparelia

Discussion, Various Participants

 

Day 2 — BCIS ACI 2020: Session 12, Part 1: Best of the Young Award

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Day 2 — BCIS ACI 2020: Session 12, Part 1: Best of the Young Award

BCIS ACI 2020 took place at the London Hilton Metropole from 22 January – 24 January. ACI featured live cases from Wythenshawe Hospital, Royal Papworth Hospital and Royal Derby Hospital; thank you for facilitating the live cases. Over the three days, there was plenty of debate, angio review breakout sessions, keynotes, the BCIS Audit Report (2018-2019), case presentations and award ceremonies!

Day 3 — BCIS ACI 2020: Session 17: Training to be an Interventional Cardiologist

  • Chairs: Adam de Belder and Cara Hendry
  • Panel: Tom Cahill, Simon Ray and Andrew Wragg

Includes

  • What’s the Plan for Cardiology Training? by Alison Calver
  • How Should Structural Training be Planned? A Personal View by Neil Ruparelia
  • Discussion in-between

 

What’s the Plan for Cardiology Training?, Alison Calver

Discussion, Various Participants

 

How Should Structural Training be Planned? A Personal View, Neil Ruparelia

Discussion, Various Participants

 

Day 2 — BCIS ACI 2020: Session 11: Debate

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Day 2 — BCIS ACI 2020: Session 11: Debate

BCIS ACI 2020 took place at the London Hilton Metropole from 22 January – 24 January. ACI featured live cases from Wythenshawe Hospital, Royal Papworth Hospital and Royal Derby Hospital; thank you for facilitating the live cases. Over the three days, there was plenty of debate, angio review breakout sessions, keynotes, the BCIS Audit Report (2018-2019), case presentations and award ceremonies!

Day 3 — BCIS ACI 2020: Session 17: Training to be an Interventional Cardiologist

  • Chairs: Adam de Belder and Cara Hendry
  • Panel: Tom Cahill, Simon Ray and Andrew Wragg

Includes

  • What’s the Plan for Cardiology Training? by Alison Calver
  • How Should Structural Training be Planned? A Personal View by Neil Ruparelia
  • Discussion in-between

 

What’s the Plan for Cardiology Training?, Alison Calver

Discussion, Various Participants

 

How Should Structural Training be Planned? A Personal View, Neil Ruparelia

Discussion, Various Participants

 

Day 2 — BCIS ACI 2020: Session 10: The BCIS Audit Report 2018-2019

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Day 2 — BCIS ACI 2020: Session 10: The BCIS Audit Report 2018-2019

BCIS ACI 2020 took place at the London Hilton Metropole from 22 January – 24 January. ACI featured live cases from Wythenshawe Hospital, Royal Papworth Hospital and Royal Derby Hospital; thank you for facilitating the live cases. Over the three days, there was plenty of debate, angio review breakout sessions, keynotes, the BCIS Audit Report (2018-2019), case presentations and award ceremonies!

Day 3 — BCIS ACI 2020: Session 17: Training to be an Interventional Cardiologist

  • Chairs: Adam de Belder and Cara Hendry
  • Panel: Tom Cahill, Simon Ray and Andrew Wragg

Includes

  • What’s the Plan for Cardiology Training? by Alison Calver
  • How Should Structural Training be Planned? A Personal View by Neil Ruparelia
  • Discussion in-between

 

What’s the Plan for Cardiology Training?, Alison Calver

Discussion, Various Participants

 

How Should Structural Training be Planned? A Personal View, Neil Ruparelia

Discussion, Various Participants

 

Day 2 — BCIS ACI 2020: Session 9: Live Cases From Royal Papworth Hospital

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Day 2 — BCIS ACI 2020: Session 9: Live Cases From Royal Papworth Hospital

BCIS ACI 2020 took place at the London Hilton Metropole from 22 January – 24 January. ACI featured live cases from Wythenshawe Hospital, Royal Papworth Hospital and Royal Derby Hospital; thank you for facilitating the live cases. Over the three days, there was plenty of debate, angio review breakout sessions, keynotes, the BCIS Audit Report (2018-2019), case presentations and award ceremonies!

Day 3 — BCIS ACI 2020: Session 17: Training to be an Interventional Cardiologist

  • Chairs: Adam de Belder and Cara Hendry
  • Panel: Tom Cahill, Simon Ray and Andrew Wragg

Includes

  • What’s the Plan for Cardiology Training? by Alison Calver
  • How Should Structural Training be Planned? A Personal View by Neil Ruparelia
  • Discussion in-between

 

What’s the Plan for Cardiology Training?, Alison Calver

Discussion, Various Participants

 

How Should Structural Training be Planned? A Personal View, Neil Ruparelia

Discussion, Various Participants

 

Day 2 — BCIS ACI 2020: Session 8: Shock Session

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Day 2 — BCIS ACI 2020: Session 8: Shock Session

BCIS ACI 2020 took place at the London Hilton Metropole from 22 January – 24 January. ACI featured live cases from Wythenshawe Hospital, Royal Papworth Hospital and Royal Derby Hospital; thank you for facilitating the live cases. Over the three days, there was plenty of debate, angio review breakout sessions, keynotes, the BCIS Audit Report (2018-2019), case presentations and award ceremonies!

Day 3 — BCIS ACI 2020: Session 17: Training to be an Interventional Cardiologist

  • Chairs: Adam de Belder and Cara Hendry
  • Panel: Tom Cahill, Simon Ray and Andrew Wragg

Includes

  • What’s the Plan for Cardiology Training? by Alison Calver
  • How Should Structural Training be Planned? A Personal View by Neil Ruparelia
  • Discussion in-between

 

What’s the Plan for Cardiology Training?, Alison Calver

Discussion, Various Participants

 

How Should Structural Training be Planned? A Personal View, Neil Ruparelia

Discussion, Various Participants