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About the BCS
Founded in 1922, the British Cardiovascular Society (BCS) has evolved into a complex organisation that plays a pivotal role in the delivery of cardiovascular health across the UK. We currently have over 2,500 members including the great majority (probably 90%) of UK consultant cardiologists. Specialist registrars, GPs with a special interest, Nurses and other professionals with an interest in cardiovascular medicine are also members. Charitable StatusThe Society became a UK Registered Charity in 2002. You can
view our latest accounts and trustees' annual report on the Charity Commission
website. You can read our Constitution here. Our AimsThe BCS aims to support and represent all those working in the fields of cardiovascular care and research. To help achieve this aim, BCS is affiliated with 18 unique organisations that work in specific areas of cardiovascular medicine, health and patient care. Members of the affiliated groups, who are not also ordinary members of the BCS, are associate members of the BCS and there are currently approximately 8,000 health care professionals in this category, (including clinical and basic scientists, general practitioners, junior doctors, nurses, physiologists and all subspecialties of cardiovascular medicine). Together with our affiliated groups, BCS shares a broader mission to improve the care for patients with cardiovascular disease and form a powerful voice for UK cardiovascular health care professionals. Our Mission Statement
Our mission is:
Annual ReportThe BCS Annual Report details the work of The British Cardiovascular Society's activities throughout the year. A comprehensive report intended to give members, stakeholders and other interested parties information about BCS activities and its financial performance. Download/view the 2018 Annual Report or contact enquiries@bcs.com for the latest version. Page Hits: 165975
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