BCIS Education Forum: Human Factors in the Cath Lab

BCIS Education Forum: Human Factors in the Cath Lab

The BCIS Education Forum: Human Factors in the Cath Lab will take place virtually on Tuesday 12 March 2024 from 19:00.

BCIS Education Forum — Human Factors in the Cath Lab

Tuesday 12 March 2024 | 19:00-20:00 | Webinar

Speaker: Dr Anenta Ramakrishnan | Supervisor: Dr Richard Bogle

Topics include:

  • Minimising Risk and Increasing Safety
  • Preparing for Complex Cases
  • Dealing with Complications

 

This webinar is exclusive to BCIS members only and is suitable for all subscription types.

BCIS Education Forum: Revascularisation in Ischaemic Cardiomyopathy

BCIS Education Forum: Revascularisation in Ischaemic Cardiomyopathy

The BCIS Education Forum: Revascularisation in Ischaemic Cardiomyopathy will take place virtually on Tuesday 13 February 2024 from 19:00.

BCIS Education Forum —  Revascularisation in Ischaemic Cardiomyopathy

Tuesday 13 February 2024 | 19:00-20:00 | Webinar

Speaker: Dr Matt Ryan | Supervisor: Dr Divaka Perera

Topics include:

  • REVIVED trial
  • Viability vs. inducible ischaemia
  • When to proceed?

 

This webinar is exclusive to BCIS members only and is suitable for all subscription types.

Transcatheter Treatment of Tricuspid Regurgitation: TEER & Beyond – Valve for Life

TEER and Beyond

Transcatheter Treatment of Tricuspid Regurgitation: TEER & Beyond – Valve for Life

Thursday 18 January 2024, 17:00 – 18:30 | Webinar

wHAT TO EXPECT

Attend this webinar to learn more about:

  • Percutaneous leaflet repair and replacement
  • Tricuspid regurgitation
  • Tricuspid TEER, also known as edge-to-edge repair
  • Percutaneous tricuspid valve replacement
  • The new treatment options for patients with severe tricuspid regurgitation

 

Join this webinar if you want to further understand the pathophysiology of TR, or need guidance on clinical and imaging selection of patients who might be suitable for treatment. This webinar is aimed at all clinicians involved in the management of patients with tricuspid regurgitation. This webinar will be led by Dr Jonathan Byrne and will use a case-based approach to discuss how and where patients should be referred.

PROGRAMME

17:00-17:05  Introduction   Jonathan Byrne

17:05-17:15   Tricuspid Regurgitation – Why Does it Matter?   Jonathan Byrne

17:15-17:25   TEER for the Patient with Tricuspid Regurgitation – Patient Selection and Outcomes   Jim Newton

17:25-17:35   Discussion   All

17:35-17:45   Tricuspid Regurgitation Recorded Case   Rob Smith

17:45-17:55   Discussion   All

17:55-18:05   Percutaneous Tricuspid Valve Replacement – Patient Selection   Jim Newton

18:05-18:15   Tricuspid Regurgitation TV Replacement Recorded Case   Sam Dawkins

18:15-18:25   Discussion   All

18:25-18:30   Summary   Jonathan Byrne

BCIS Education Forum: Drug-Coated Balloons

BCIS Education Forum: Drug-Coated Balloons

The BCIS Education Forum: Drug -Coated Balloons will take place virtually on Tuesday 9 January 2024

BCIS Education Forum — Drug-Coated Balloons

Tuesday, 9 January 2024

Speaker: Dr Ioannis Merinopoulos | Supervisor: Dr Simon Eccleshall

Topics include:

  • Update in Trials and Evidence
  • When to use?
  •  Future Directions

 

This webinar is open to BCIS members only and is suitable for all subscription types.

BCIS-NICOR TMTV WEBINAR

BCIS-NICOR TMTV WEBINAR

Dear M-TEER teams and BCIS members,

Thank you for all your efforts with TMTV data entry.

BCIS and NICOR are running a webinar this Wednesday 15 November, 17:00-18:00.

We hope to see your team of clinical/data/IT experts there for a TMTV registry “what, how and why” discussion. Please find the programme included below.

There is increasing emphasis on contemporaneous data entry to monitor quality and outcomes and evidence of this will be expected by the wider health system. We hope this is the start of a clinical engagement process to give you a bigger voice in this as well as research opportunities utilising the registry data.

To join the webinar, please use the following link: https://www.millbrookhub.co.uk/mmc
This is a web-based app with no software downloads required to view. We recommend using Google Chrome for the best viewing experience. Please note access to the Millbrook Hub is usually restricted to those registered and will be opened for the duration of this webinar.

Please do forward this to anyone in your clinical/IT teams who may be interested in the agenda items.

Best wishes,
Mamta H Buch
Dan Blackman

BCIS Education Forum — Left Main PCI

BCIS Education Forum — Left Main PCI

The BCIS Education Forum — Left Main PCI will take place virtually on Tuesday 12 December 2023.

BCIS Education Forum — Left Main PCI

Tuesday, 12 December 2023

Speaker: Dr Shahbaz Sheerazi | Supervisor: Dr Giovanni Luigi De Maria

Topics include:

  • Trials and Evidence of LMS PCI
  • When to Refer?
  • Use of Imaging in LMS PCI

 

This webinar is open to BCIS members only and is suitable for all subscription types.

ACI 2024

ACI 2024

BCIS Advanced Cardiovascular Intervention 2024
Wednesday 31st January – Friday 2nd February | London Hilton Metropole

Pre-registration has closed for in-person attendance at BCIS ACI 2024, but don’t worry if you missed the cut-off time! 

You still have the option to register on the day at the Hilton London Metropole, or for virtual attendance

We are delighted to announce that the British Cardiovascular Intervention Society’s flagship conference Advanced Cardiovascular Intervention is now open for registration!

In-person attendance is exclusive to BCIS members, giving you the opportunity to connect with like-minded individuals up and down the country. Taking place from Wednesday 31st January to 2nd February 2024 at the Hilton London Metropole, this is the first BCIS ACI conference led by BCIS President Prof. David Hildick-Smith alongside a carefully selected programme committee.

It takes a matter of minutes to secure your place, with options to secure on-site accommodation and a spot at the dinner table! Find out more including what to expect from the programme and registration information in the link below.

BCIS Research Day

BCIS Research Day

14th December  |  Royal College of Physicians, London

“Reducing the burden of cardiovascular disease through interventional cardiology research”

Despite significant progress over the past few decades with advancement in potent pharmacotherapies and technologies, cardiovascular disease in particular ischaemic heart disease remains number one killer in the UK and worldwide. Research saves lives. Institutions that undertake research have better outcomes for patients. Randomised clinical trials provide much needed evidence to inform clinical practice guidelines and impact clinical practice. In the UK we lead and participate in many practice changing clinical trials, registries and big data related studies.

BCIS Research Day show cases the world class research led by our BCIS members.

  • BCIS R&D group comprises of 3 research groups: Acute Coronary Syndrome working group, Chronic Coronary Syndrome working group and Structural working group. Each of the working group leads will present on activities within their working groups with an opportunity to hear how BCIS members can be involved.
  • We will hear from the lead investigators of major UK led studies and also registry leads.
  • We also want to recognise our future leaders by showcasing our BCIS young colleagues’ research submitted for the prestigious BCIS Young Investigator Award.
  • We will also hear from our major funders on the various research grant awards that BCIS members could apply to lead on the next big clinical trial in interventional cardiology.
  • We will also hear from established clinical trial leaders with keynote lecture from Professor C Michael Gibson from Harvard University, Boston USA.
  • There will also be opportunity to hear on what it takes to be an investigator and what it takes to publish in major medical journals.

The BCIS Research Day will be value to everyone involved in patient care and research including consultants, nurses, research nurses, other allied health professionals, trainees and academics.

Be sure to join us and see you there!

Professor Vijay Kunadian

BCIS R&D Lead

 

OPEN TO ALL BCIS MEMBERS, including consultants, trainees, AHPs and academics

BCIS OHCA Study Day

BCIS OHCA Study Day

25 September 2023 | Royal College of Physicians | In-Person

Out-of-hospital cardiac arrest (OHCA) remains a significant problem for the NHS. In England in 2019, ambulance services responded to over 80,000 cardiac arrest calls, of which 31,146 subsequently received treatment. Fewer than a third (30.7%) of patients in whom resuscitation was attempted by ambulance staff were admitted to hospital with a return of spontaneous circulation (ROSC). Overall survival to discharge was 9.6%.

The aims of this OHCA Study day are:

  • To promote the BCIS position statements on OHCA, namely, to try to eliminate variance across the UK in the provision of diagnostics, therapeutics and rehab of OHCA patients
  • To bring local policy makers/decision makers (‘Network leads’) together to share best practice and key evidence in the contemporary management of OHCA patients
  • To offer a learning experience to BCIS members through case-based discussion to integrate into their own practice
  • To share knowledge and evidence of local and regional pathways and initiatives (BCIS triage pathway, CARE clinic)

 

The program will consist of:

  • Short lectures
  • ‘Case in a box’ presentations with a provocative clinical scenario, clinical situation slides, echo/angio/CT images, case follow-up/what happened/what drove particular decisions
  • Discussion
  • Trainees’ best case/best abstract

BCIS Education Forum — Calcium Preparation

BCIS Education Forum — Calcium Preparation

BCIS Education Forum — Calcium Preparation

Tuesday, 14 November 2023

Speaker: Dr Asad Bhatty | Supervisor: Prof. James Cotton

Topics include:

  • Cutting Balloon
  • Rotablation
  • Intravascular Lithotripsy

This webinar is open to BCIS members only and is suitable for all subscription types.