VENUE: King's Fund 

The King’s Fund event will explore a number of issues including how integrated care systems and cardiac networks can work effectively with health and care organisations to focus on prevention, early diagnosis, and secondary prevention. The event will also explore the link between CVD and health inequalities and how we can support prevention in ethnically diverse communities.

Find out more on their website: Accelerating progress on cardiovascular disease | The King's Fund (kingsfund.org.uk)

HYBRID - Novotel, Broad Street, Birmingham

JOIN Primary Care Issues & Answers for an exciting and interactive, one-day workshop reviewing how to identify chronic disease patients in primary care followed by translating the learning into daily practice – who are the patients and which treatment(s) offer the best outcome?

Reserve your place - https://www.issuesandanswers.org/blended-learning-2023-online-modules/

VENUE- Oculus Building, University of Warwick, Coventry 

36th Annual Medical & Scientific Conference 2023

HEART UK – The Cholesterol Charity, are presenting their annual medical & scientific conference this year from the University of Warwick (Coventry) from 5-7 July 2023, entitled “Lipids – the best yet”.

For further information please click here 

VIRTUAL

PCCS Members Only

The 6th Annual Conference of the PCCS takes place virtually on the 28th and 29th September 2023. This year’s theme is ‘Prioritising Cardiovascular Healthcare in the NHS - Practical Implementation for Primary Care’. We will be joined by an outstanding speaker faculty who will be presenting on a multitude of topics such as CVD risk assessment, CVD prevention, lipid management, sex and the heart, CKD and CVD, Frailty and CVD and multidisciplinary care for people with heart failure. Please do join us to hear more about the practical implementation of these important CVD healthcare subjects.

Please click here to register. 

HYBRID

VENUE - Excel, London 

Join us at ExCeL London for this must-attend event: Essential guidance-related CPD, focusing on hot topics for the primary care team including GPs, nurses, and pharmacists. 

Please click here to register.