.png)
June Medical e-News 2018
See what has been going on this month and what is coming up all here.
Read more [external link]-
World Heart Rhythm Week
Thank you to everyone who got involved with and supported World Heart Rhythm Week! Remember, there is no such thing as a simple faint.
-
Healthcare Pioneers 2019
ENTRIES OPEN NOW
We invite you to submit your case study showing excellent examples of innovative and effective atrial fibrillation (AF) services to help improve care standards for patients with AF around the world. -
.jpg)
Cardiac Update Meetings
For all healthcare professionals involved in the management and treatment of arrhythmias such as atrial fibrillation. Register Now for May: Manchester, Newcastle & London
-
Patients Day - Sunday 7th October
A unique opportunity to hear from AF experts and share experiences with others who have AF. Just £35!
-
Don't play games with your heart health
AF does not discriminate. It can affect people of all ages, backgrounds and fitness levels, at any time.
-
Online Support Forum
Join our online HealthUnlocked forum and speak to other atrial fibrillation patients and carers worldwide.
-
.jpg)
Healthcare Professionals Training
Heart Rhythm Congress
7-10 October 2018, International Convention Centre (ICC), Birmingham, UK.
AF Association
Working to provide information, support and access to established, new or innovative treatments for Atrial Fibrillation (AF)
Atrial fibrillation information
Get involved
Campaigns & events
News & updates
NICE is looking for people with personal experience of atrial fibrillation monitoring after a stroke of unknown cause to help develop guidance for the NHS.
NICE (the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence) is looking for people with personal experience of atrial fibrillation monitoring after a stroke of unknown cause to help develop guidance for the NHS. The technologies being looked at provide heart beat monitoring after someone has had a stroke, to check whether the stroke could be due to undiagnosed atrial fibrillation.
Read more [external link]'Take fainting seriously', say ambulance chiefs
REGIONAL ambulance bosses are urging people to take cases of fainting seriously.
Read more [external link]
.png)
.svg.png)
%20(640x551).jpg)