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About this section
On behalf of the London Deanery and the London School of Specialty Medicine, the Cardiology Section provides programmes of training days for general cardiology and advanced sub-specialty training for London/Thames programme trainees.
Section Council members
Section meetings and conferences are usually organised by members of the Section Council, led by the Section President and often in collaboration with specialist societies.
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President Elect
President Elect
Upcoming cardiology events and webinars
View all events and webinars being run by the Cardiology Section.
Attendance requirements
PMETB attendance requirements
Attendance at cardiology programme training days is mandatory. Trainees are expected to attend all the training days relevant to their level of training and an absolute minimum of 70% to meet PMETB requirements.
Junior trainees (SpR 1-4 & StRs ST3-5)
Junior trainees are welcome to attend the sub-specialty training days however these will not be counted at their RITAs/ARCPs.
Senior trainees (SpRs 5-6 & ST6-ST7s)
Senior trainees are welcome to attend general cardiology training days but are not required to do so and these will not be counted at their RITAs/ARCPs.
Electrophysiology day 1: Supraventricular tachycardia I - basic and not-so-basic electrophysiology
Join this half-day webinar session for subspeciality electrophysiology trainees based on the diagnosis and management of supraventricular tachycardia from the perspective of interventional cardiac ele...
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Adult congenital heart disease day 1: Left sided lesions – when to intervene
Join this webinar aiming to demonstrate the complexities around the interpretation of gradients and symptoms when evaluating left heart lesions and highlight the longer-term considerations when planni...
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General day 3: Heart failure: What the cardiologist of tomorrow needs to know – a comprehensive overview
Join the third general day of the academic year aimed at Cardiology Specialty trainees in their first three years of training. The day aims to provide an overview of the contemporary management of hea...
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Cardiometabolic medicine in the 21st century: Challenges and opportunities
Attend this event to learn about the pathophysiology, evidence-based management and state-of-the-art prevention strategies for non-communicable cardiometabolic diseases. The speakers will explore how ...
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General day 4: President prize and research meeting
Join this event designed to hear the shortlisted abstracts from the Cardiology President's Prize to present their submission in front of the judges. The President's prize will the awarded for original...
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Cardiac imaging day 3: Tricuspid valve disease - the next frontier
Join this interactive webinar intended to provide a comprehensive overview of the role of imaging for the diagnosis, risk stratification, timing and mode of intervention for tricuspid valve disease. E...
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General day 5: Introduction to inherited cardiac conditions
Join this general day designed to introduce core cardiology trainees to inherited cardiac conditions. We will cover key curriculum topics and provide an overview of other areas not often covered elsew...
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General day 6: Hypertension
Join this general day designed to provide an overview of the causes, investigation and management of systemic hypertension (both primary and secondary). Participants will be able: To assess for end-or...
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Student prizes & awards
Cardiology
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Trainee prizes & awards
Cardiology
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