Articles tagged ‘British Cardiovascular Society’

Specialists from the field of Cardiovascular Medicine will travel to Manchester at the end of May for the 2012 British Cardiovascular Society (BCS) Annual Conference.

A working group of the British Cardiovascular Society (BCS) considers the organisation and provision of care for all acute cardiac conditions in their recently published report. The working group’s Chairman, Dr David Walker, speaks to BJC Arrhythmia Watch on the reports’ background and findings…

Over 200 million people fly through British airports each year – many with heart disease. How do these patients with heart disease know whether they can fly safely or whether flying might pose risks to their health?

The influence and importance of valve disease is increasing and yet the subject remains under-represented.  There is, for example, no group affiliated to the British Cardiovascular Society and no National Services Framework on valve disease.   A number of interested individuals have recently convened to discuss the formation of a specialist group.
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