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The third Q&A session is underway at A Year in Cardiology, with Dr Tiffany Patterson, Prof Rachel Myles, Dr Fozia Ahmed and Dr Shazia Hussain who have all presented during the subspecialty session. #YiC2025
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The afternoon session is well underway at #YiC2026, where delegates will be getting subspecialty updates, starting with Dr Tiffany Patterson speaking on Structural Heart Disease.
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One of the great things about our A Year in Cardiology course is the amount of Q&A sessions we offer with the faculty! Delegates are currently hearing from Prof Christi Deaton and Prof Simon Ray who have presented on 2025 ESC Consensus Statement - Mental Health and Cardiovascular Disease and the NHS Long Term Plan. #YiC2026
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During this morning's session at #YiC2026 delegates have heard from Prof Jonas Lanz, Prof Vanessa Ferreira, Dr Matthew Cauldwell and Prof Jeanine Roeters van Lennep, who have all updated on the 2025 ESC/EACTS Guidelines. Delegates have now got the opportunity to ask questions during the dedicated Q&A session.
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Full house and great talks on updates of ESC guidelines to kick off the @BritishCardioSo A Year in Cardiology 2025 course
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We're back at @RCPhysicians in London today for our annual A Year in Cardiology course! Prof Jonas Lanz is starting today's programme talking on the 2025 ESC/EACTS Guidelines - Valvular Heart Disease. #YiC2025
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The first of the @BCSWIC Research Starter Skills webinar series takes place tonight at 7pm! Dr @hollymorgs will be discussing research options and protocol design during the 60minute free session. By attending you will: - Appreciate the different categories of medical research - understand the difference between research, audit and quality improvement - Develop an understanding of how case-control, cohort and randomised control trials are conducted - Explore the strengths and limitations of these study types enabling critical appraisal of a research study. Book your place > womenincardiology.uk/events
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It’s a fact! Research will open doors and provide career progression opportunities, both during training and as a consultant. #medicalstudents and #Foundationdoctors are invited to join this free webinar series where you will be guided thru analysing data, structuring a manuscript and submitting for publication.
The BCS Women in Cardiology Committee is delighted to launch a FREE Research Starter Skills webinar series for medical students & foundation doctors. 📅 Begins Tues 23 Sept, 7pm 6 sessions designed to build confidence & skills in research. Register: womenincardiology.uk/events
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The incredible speakers shared a wealth of valuable wisdom at RISE @ ESC Congress 2025. Here are six of the most important lessons every cardiologist should know🫀 What was your biggest takeaway from the day? #LetsRISE2025 #ESCCongress #WCCardio #WomenInCardiology
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“I want women to have access to the rooms, to the tables, to the hospitals, innovation and research centers that they need to enter to be able to improve heart care." — WHF's Chief Operating Officer Borjana Pervan opening the RISE @ ESC Congress in Madrid. #LetsRise2025
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We've heard from professional society powerhouses this morning about why they believe advancing women in cardiology is vital. “Because gender equity isn’t optional. It’s a fundamental human right.” #LetsRISE2025
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Any new female Cardiology registrar's starting training please join @BCSWIC, a fabulous cohort of women supporting women to reach their goals in Cardiology! What could be better? 🫀♀️👩‍🎓👩‍⚕️
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A must read for all “juniors” i.e. highly trained and skilled professionals who are hungry for more 🔥#cardiotwitter @BrJCardiol
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🎤We're thrilled to welcome Dr @BirkhoelzerS as RISE @ ESC Congress 2025 MC! A champion for equity in cardiology, she brings energy, expertise & a passion to lift others. Will you take on her challenge? ⬇️ Join her: rise.womenasone.org #LetsRISE2025 #ESCCongress #WCCardio
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Attending ESC Congress 2025? Don’t miss RISE @ ESC Congress 2025, a day of career growth, leadership tools & connection. ✅ Build visibility ✅ Find mentors ✅ Break systemic barriers 🎟 Limited seats. Register: rise.womenasone.org #LetsRISE2025 #ESCCongress #WCCardio #WIC
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Thanks to the crucial work by @BCSWIC & colleagues. I’ve never come across some many women keen on a career in cardiology (F1-IMT2), 7 at the last count in South Yorkshire alone & I’m sure there’s a lot more. I just hope we can convert that potential into NTNs & NTNs into CCTs!
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"Our Career Pathways" A fabulous evening with such incredible women. Thank you to Jenny Rayner, @BR_CMR and Nadine Ali for sharing your stories with such raw honesty and vulnerability. You are all truly an inspiration. A huge thanks to Jo Lim for your panel insights and all that you continue do for WiC, Charlotte and Sonia @AbbottNews for making this all possible, and my wonderful co organiser Muram El Nayir. @BritishCardioSo @BCSWIC
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@BCSWIC wow what an amazing night! So much energy and emotion in the room and great food too! Inspirational key note speaker - as children of immigrants, our ancestors sacrificed so much so that we could achieve our potential - 🇵🇰 WIC below 💖🙌🏽 @BritishCardioSo @WomenAs1
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„I want to meet you because you changed my life“ @nazirafzal That is certainly what everybody in the audience felt too @BritishCardioSo #BCS2025 #manchester Let’s change the world together ♥️ @BCSWIC #CardioTwitter
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