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15th Belgian Heart Rhythm Meeting
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A-A Heart Rhythm Congress 2021
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The Arrhythmia Alliance (A-A) Heart Rhythm Congress (HRC) provides an unrivalled opportunity for healthcare professionals interested in the management of arrhythmias to share effective practice, showcase innovation, learn about the latest developments and network with UK & international delegates. Launching 3rd October, the virtual A-A HRC2021 will deliver virtual presentations, debates and discussions from the A-A online platform, which provides: An international faculty delivering first-class research, presentations, and live discussions. On-demand video presentations, accessible until October 2022. Virtual exhibition booths. Opportunities to network with colleagues in “tech suits”. Up to 24 CPD points (accreditation pending).
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Welsh Stroke Conference flyer
We are pleased to announce that registration for this year's Welsh Stroke Conference is now open.... This year, registration fees will be the following: - Medical delegates (GMC registered) - £80 - All other delegates - £35 Please note that the registration fee covers both days and the ability to watch recordings at a later date. Please click on the buttons below to view the latest draft programme which is full of exciting topics and excellent speakers and register for our event.... Please can you share with colleagues who might not be on the mailing list and who might be interest in registering for our conference. Our conference aims to: • Provide robust evidence-based learning • Improve service delivery • Further attendees' overall knowledge and understanding of current local and international research and practice in care and management of stroke patients • Improve attendees' skills in the treatment and care of stroke survivors • Inspire attendees to achieve personal excellence in care of stroke survivors • Take away new developments and ideas to progress their workplace services to stroke survivors • Ultimately improve stroke survivors' clinical outcomes
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Improving End of Life Care for people with Cardiovascular Disease & Heart Failure.
Through national updates and practical case studies this conference focuses on improving end of life care for people with Cardiovascular Disease and Heart Failure through a person centred approach. Patients with cardiovascular conditions, including Heart Failure have been disproportionately impacted by the Covid-19 pandemic. The conference will reflect on how we can improve care for people at the end of life, embed high quality supportive care pathways, improve communication about end of life care & advance care planning, and understand progression of Heart Failure: predicting and recognising last days of life and managing uncertainty. The conference will also discuss best practice in symptom control. https://www.healthcareconferencesuk.co.uk/conferences-masterclasses/end-of-life-cardiovascular-disease-heart-failure or email kerry@hc-uk.org.uk Follow on Twitter @HCUK_Clare #CardioEOL
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CARDIO UPDATE EUROPE 2021 - LIVESTREAM
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How to interpret a 12 lead ECG (for the beginner)
This training course is presented by Kevin McGibbon, Arrhythmia Clinical Nurse Specialist at University Hospital of North Midlands who has 16 years teaching experience. Kevin will be on hand throughout the webinar to provide support and answer questions via the live chat feature. The course is aimed at any clinician in both primary and secondary care (GPs, junior doctors, advanced nurse practitioners, practice nurses, community nurses, paramedics, physiologists, physiotherapists, pharmacists, health care support workers, medical students, student nurses and others with some basic knowledge)or individuals in community care . Participants may want to refresh their understanding & interpretation of 12 lead ECG recordings, or build up those skills from scratch (e.g., medical students, student nurses). On completion of this course participants should have the confidence to check any 12 lead ECG and have a good idea if it is normal or not; you will be able to deduce the likely diagnosis of the heart rhythm; likelihood and location of heart muscle damage, when you take into account your patient’s presentation and clinical history. You will be given access to download a handbook to accompany the course and use for note taking. You will be given access to the full presentation via a link for 2 months after the course. Following completion of all 9 modules and case scenarios, participants will be sent a CPD certificate of attendance for their records. The course is offered at a specially discounted price of £20 for both sessions.
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Vaccination centre screening campaign reports success at “opportunistic” AF detection
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