British Cardiac Society Annual Scientific Conference 4-7 June - Programme at a glance

CPD and research Wednesday 6 June


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	Clyde	Lomond	Hall 1	Forth	Alsh
8.30	BANCC Nurse led angiography	BCIS Workshop	BSE Workshop	SCST Registration and AGM	BCS The workplace and cardiovascular health
10.00	Exhibition break Moderated Posters in exhibition ( 52-63 )
11.00	BANCC Abstracts (64-69)	Debate Prophylactic antibiotic therapy to prevent endocarditis after dental procedures is unnecessary and inappropriate	BSCMR/BSH Workshop	SCST Cardiac physiologists and ACHD Session 1	Young Research Workers’ Prize
12.30
12.45	Exhibition break	Sponsored symposium Pfizer Debate Cholesterol targets of 4 and 2mmol/L should be national policy for patients with established CHD	Sponsored symposium Schering Plough/MSD Balance: the art of cholesterol manage-ment
14.00	BANCC Inequalities and cardiovascular disease BANCC/HCP(UK)/ BHF/BACR Working together for women’s cardiovascular health	BCS/ESC Acute coronary syndromes	HRUK Workshop	SCST Cardiac physiologists and ACHD Session 2	BSH/BSE/BSCR Cytotoxic chemo-therapy and the heart
15.30	Exhibition break
16.00		BCS/RCP Lecture supported by the Joy Edelman Legacy Prof John Cleland
17.00 18.30		British Cardiovascular Society AGM (members only)
20.00	BCS Annual Dinner at the Kelvingrove Art Gallery (tickets only)

Second part

	Boisedale	Carron	Dochart	Gala	Leven
8.30	Audit, guidelines and epidemiology (15-21)	EP Intervention and ablation (22-28)	Myocardial biology (29-37)	Heart failure and cardiac transplant (38-44)	Nuclear, MRI and CT (45-51)
10.00	Moderated Posters in exhibition ( 52-63)
11.00	Audit, guidelines and epidemiology (70-78)	Audit, guidelines and epidemiology (79-87)	Paediatric, adult congenital heart disease and valve disease (88-96)	Heart Failure and cardiac transplantation (97-105)	Medical treatment of coronary artery disease and acute coronary syndromes (not interventio
12.30
12.45	How to find new genes for cardiovascular disease (and why it is important)	How to select cases for percutaneous closure of the interatrial septum	How to manage the survivors of out-of-hospital cardiac arrest	How to improve your presentation skills
14.00	Audit, guidelines and epidemio-logy (115-123)	Interventional cardiology (124-130) S of A	Echocardi-ography (131-139)	EP Inter-vention and ablation (140-148)	Nuclear, MRI and CT (149-157)
15.30	Exhibition break
16.00
17.00 18.30
20.00	BCS Annual Dinner at the Kelvingrove Art Gallery (tickets only)