Notice to BSH Members and followers: Changes to our social media channels Following careful consideration, we’ve decided that the British Society for Heart Failure will step away from X (formerly Twitter). This decision reflects an ongoing review of where we can best support professional engagement and deliver value to our members. Increasingly, other platforms are where we see the strongest interaction with our clinical and academic community. Our focus remains on supporting healthcare professionals through high-quality education, resources, and opportunities to connect. We will continue to share updates via our website, newsletter, LinkedIn, and other appropriate channels. Thank you for your continued support.

Three weeks have flown by since the BSH Annual Meeting, and we’re excited to share our favourite moments from Day 2! Attendees had the chance to dive into hands-on workshops, connect with peers, and hear from experts driving innovation in heart failure care. Save the date for our next BSH events in the link here: members.bsh.org.uk/events #BSHAM25 #HeartFailure #25in25

Welcome to the start of the British Society for Heart Failure’s 28th Annual Meeting! Registration is now open in the Fleming Room at the QEII Centre, London. We’re thrilled to be bringing together over 800 healthcare professionals, including consultants, nurses, GPs, physiologists, and allied health specialists - for two inspiring days of discussion, discovery, and collaboration in heart failure. This year’s theme: Prevent Today, Thrive Tomorrow. An opportunity to network, learn, and share the latest innovation, education, and research in heart failure care. #BSHAM25 #25in25

Reminder for BSH members: Voting is still open for the three Councillor positions on the BSH Board. This is your chance to help shape the future of your Society and ensure the Board reflects your views. Check your inbox for an email from [email protected] with your unique voting link. Voting closes at midday on 18 Nov 2025. #25in25 #BSHAM25