British Society for Heart Failure 20 th Annual Autumn Meeting

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1 BRITISH SOCIETY FOR HEART FAILURE British Society for Heart Failure 20 th Annual Autumn Meeting Three decades of heart failure Fleming Room, Queen Elizabeth II Centre, London Fleming Room, Queen Elizabeth II Centre, London November 2017 Website: BCS Approved Young Investigators' Award abstract submission deadline: 11 September Early Bird rate registration deadline: 13 October Register early if applying for travel grant

2 20 th British Society for Heart Failure Annual Autumn Meeting November 2017, Queen Elizabeth II Centre, London Three decades of heart failure Programme directors: Parminder Chaggar (Sheffield) / Peter Cowburn (Southampton) / Roy Gardner (Glasgow) / Simon Williams (Manchester) 08:45 09:20 Registration 09:20 09:25 Introduction Iain Squire (Leicester) 09:25 10:40 Session 1: Update session Chairs: Martin Cowie (London) / Iain Squire (Leicester) 09:25 10: trials and conference highlights John McMurray (Glasgow) 10:00 10:20 Update on peri-partum cardiomyopathy Mark Petrie (Glasgow) 10:20 10:40 Update on cardio-oncology Alexander Lyon (London) 10:40 11:10 Coffee and Meet the Expert sessions 11:10 12:45 Session 2: 30 years of heart failure Chairs: Henry Dargie (Glasgow) / John McMurray (Glasgow) 11:10 11:35 Biomarkers; from bench to bedside Theresa McDonagh (London) 11:35 12:00 The development of cardiac John Cleland (Glasgow) resynchronisation therapy 12:00 12:45 Philip Poole-Wilson Memorial Lecture Karl Swedberg Control of neurohormonal activation a success in (Gothenburg, Sweden) the treatment of systolic heart failure 12:45 14:15 Lunch Day one: Thursday 23 November 13:15 14:05 Satellite Symposium Sponsored and organised by Vifor Pharma What s new in iron in heart failure? 14:15 15:30 Session 3: Modern management of the right heart Chairs: Peter Cowburn (Southampton) / Paul Kalra (Portsmouth) 14:15 14:40 Investigating pulmonary hypertension in the David Kiely (Sheffield) 21st century; heart or lungs? 14:40 15:05 Contemporary carcinoid heart disease Joseph Davar (London) 15:05 15:30 The development and application of Martin Cowie (London) the CardioMEMS device 15:30 16:00 Tea and Meet the Expert sessions

3 16:00 16:10 Update on the Jayne Masters (Southampton) BSH Heart Failure Nurse Forum 16:10 16:50 Session 4: Research Chairs: Andrew Clark (Hull) / Iain Squire (Leicester) 16:10 16:35 Rapid fire abstracts: Young Investigators Award Judging Lisa Anderson (London) / Andrew Clark (Hull) / Martin Cowie (London) / panel: Paul Kalra (Southampton) / Iain Squire (Leicester) Each presenter is permitted 5 minutes presentation time and 2 minutes panel/ audience questions Does rhythm matter in acute heart failure? Simon Anderson (Manchester) An insight into clinical outcomes from the British Society for Heart Failure National Audit Temporal trends and patterns in heart failure Nathalie Conrad (Oxford) incidence: a population-based study of 4 million individuals Risk related to atrial fibrillation in heart failure Li Shen (Glasgow) 16:35 16:50 BSH Research Fellow update: What is the role Simon Beggs (Glasgow) of arrhythmias in heart failure? (RHYTHM-HF) 16:50 17:25 Session 5: Heart failure question time Chair: Andrew Clark (Hull) Panel: Paul Kalra (Portsmouth) / Annie MacCallum (Gloucestershire) / John McMurray (Glasgow) / Nigel Rowell (Middlesbrough) 17:25 18:25 Cheese and wine reception Day two: Friday 24 November 08:30 08:55 BSH Annual General Meeting (BSH members only) Chairs: Roy Gardner (Glasgow) / Iain Squire (Leicester) 08:55 09:00 Introduction and the new BSH Board Paul Kalra (Portsmouth) 09:00 10:15 Session 6: 50 years on from the first cardiac transplant Chairs: Parminder Chaggar (Sheffield) / Roy Gardner (Glasgow) 09:00 09:25 Who and when to refer for a Jayan Parameshwar (Cambridge) heart transplant 09:25 09:50 30 years of LVAD technologies Steve Shaw (Manchester) 09:50 10:15 What to do when a sick LVAD recipient Paul Callan (Manchester) turns up at your A&E 10:15 10:20 Presentation of the Young Investigators Award Iain Squire (Leicester) 10:20 10:50 Coffee and Meet the Expert session

4 10:50 11:50 Session 7: Heart failure services Chairs: Paul Forsyth (Glasgow) / Mark Petrie (Glasgow) 10:50 11:10 Best practice tariff update Suzanna Hardman (London) 11:10 11:30 Integrated heart failure services Jayne Masters (Southampton) 11:30 11:50 A contemporary inpatient heart failure unit Lisa Anderson (London) 11:50 13:00 Session 8: Sports and exercise (Joint BSH / BACPR Session) Chairs: Steve Shaw (Manchester) / Simon Williams (Manchester) 11:50 12:15 Sudden death in athletes Sanjay Sharma (London) 12:15 12:40 How to differentiate between athletic heart John Somauroo (Liverpool) and cardiomyopathy 12:40 13:00 A review of RCTs of exercise in heart failure Joe Mills (Liverpool) 13:00 14:30 Lunch 13:30 14:20 Satellite Symposium Sponsored and organised by Novartis Pharmaceuticals Expert viewpoint: Redefining the future of heart failure patients across the UK 14:30 15:30 Session 9: Outpatient-based therapies Chairs: Chris Arden (Southampton) / Jenny Welstand (Wrexham) 14:30 14:50 Managing depression John Sharp (Glasgow) 14:50 15:10 Getting the best out of device diagnostics Roy Gardner (Glasgow) 15:10 15:30 A model for pharmacist drug titration clinics Paul Forsyth (Glasgow) 15:30 16:00 Tea and Meet the Expert session 16:00 17:00 Session 10: Clinical cases heart failure MDT Chair: John Baxter (Sunderland) Panel: Ceri Davies (London) / Louise Clayton (Leicester) / Theresa McDonagh (London) / Carol Whelan (London) 16:00 16:30 Case study: Cardiac amyloidosis Jane Cannon (Glasgow) 16:30 17:00 Case study: Revascularisation in acute Oliver Watson (Sheffield) heart failure (a case for the heart failure MDT) 17:00 Meeting close Simon Williams (Manchester) For scientific and/or technical reasons the BSH programme directors reserve the right to make any change to the programme.

5 20 th BSH Annual Autumn Meeting 2017 Registration Form An electronic version of this form, to be returned by , is available at (under Latest news). Alternatively, please complete the form below (in BLOCK CAPITALS), detach and return this card to the BSH Secretariat (address on back). For more information, consult the information page of this leaflet. Registration BSH member registering for the Early Bird rate (for registrations prior to 13 October 2017) Trainees/Nurses 175 Consultants 225 BSH member registering after 13 October 2017 Trainees/Nurses 200 Consultants 250 Non-BSH member Trainees/Nurses 275 Consultants 325 Employee of pharmaceutical/medical device industry or agency 400 Abstract submission I will submit an abstract (please separately to stephanie@bsh.org.uk) by 11 September 2017 BSH membership I would like to become a member of the BSH (please consult the BSH website, for details and a membership form): I would like to pay by cheque or BACS my annual membership fee of 35 or 45 is included in the total cost below I would like to pay by standing order (in order to receive the discount of 5). I enclose a membership form and standing order mandate for my annual membership fee of 30 or 40 Travel grant I would like to apply for a travel grant and I fulfil the criteria listed on the information page Total payment I enclose a cheque (made payable to BSH) for a total of: I have made a BACS payment to the following account: Sort code: ; Account No: (with my surname and initial(s) as the reference) for a total of: I will call the BSH office to make payment by credit/debit card for a total of: (Charges apply for credit card payments. Please see further details on information page) We will send confirmation of your registration by when we receive your completed form and payment. Name (incl. title):... Position:... Department:... Hospital/University/workplace:... (to be included on name badge) Address (home/work*): *Please delete as applicable Telephone: Please indicate your occupation: Acute/emergency physician Cardiac rehabilitation Cardiologist Cardiology trainee Clinical Researcher General Practitioner Geriatrician Nurse (please specify) Community Primary Care Secondary Care Pharmacist Physiotherapist Scientist Surgeon Student Other (please specify)... Certificate type required (tick one box only): CPD (Doctors) RCN (Nurses) Certificate of attendance We will produce a delegate list to be distributed exclusively to all those attending this meeting. It will include name and postal town only. Tick this box if you do not wish to be included in this list Personal data (as defined by the Data Protection Act 1998) supplied by you is required for the preparation of meeting materials, to inform you of other meetings/initiatives that may be of interest to you (BSH-/BCS-related only) and for record-keeping purposes. By completing and returning this form, you agree that your data may be used and held on a need to know basis for these purposes by the BSH. We will never share your data with a third party. If you do not wish to receive information on future BSH meetings/initiatives, please tick this box

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7 20 th BSH Annual Autumn Meeting 2017 Information Dates/venue The meeting will take place on November 2017 at the Queen Elizabeth II Centre, Broad Sanctuary, Westminster, London, SW1P 3EE (telephone: ; website: Registration BSH members are entitled to a subsidised registration fee. Members registering before 13 October 2017 are entitled to a further reduction in fee (the Early Bird rate). The registration fee for all options includes scientific meeting attendance and catering as indicated on the programme on both days including the cheese and wine reception on 23 November. Travel and accommodation are not included. Payment Fees may be paid by any of the means below: - BACS: (internet or telephone banking) Sort code: ; Account: Reference: your surname and initial(s) Please sam@bsh.org.uk to confirm that payment has been made. - Cheque: please make payable to BSH. - Credit/debit card: please call (during office hours) to make payment. Please note credit card payments are subject to a fee of 2.1%. - Invoice: can be raised to Trusts or Organisations upon request via . Requests must be accompanied with a copy of the associated Purchase Order from your organisation (without this we regret that we are unable to issue an invoice and confirm registration). Confirmation We will send confirmation of your registration by when we receive your completed form and payment. If you have not received this within two weeks, please let us know so that we can check whether your registration form and payment have been received. Travel grants A limited number of travel grants of up to 100 standard fare are available on a first-come, first-served basis to non-consultant healthcare professionals who fulfil all the following criteria: BSH member Where financial considerations would otherwise prevent them attending the meeting Live in the UK outside the M25 Do not have access to a travel budget and are unable to reclaim travel funds from other sources Will be able to provide a receipt for the travel costs for reimbursement by BSH after the meeting. Funding If you are a healthcare professional supporting patients affected by or at risk of cardiovascular disease why not join the British Heart Foundation Alliance. Members of the Alliance can access learning and development opportunities including funding to attend training courses and conferences relevant to cardiovascular care. Join for free at If you are a member of the British Association for Nursing in Cardiovascular Care (BANCC) you may be able to secure funding (maximum 250) from their professional development fund. BSH Annual General Meeting (AGM) This meeting will take place on Friday 24 November at 08:30 08:55 at the meeting venue. Please note, the AGM is open to BSH members only. Accreditation This programme has been accredited by the Royal College of Nursing Centre for Professional Accreditation. Accreditation applies only to the educational content of the programme and does not apply to any product. The meeting has been awarded 14 study hours and the reference is This meeting has been approved by the Federation of the Royal Colleges of Physicians of the United Kingdom for 11 category 1 (external) CPD credits and the code is Cancellation Cancellation of your registration is without charge before 30 October Cancellations thereafter will not be refunded; however, a change of name is permitted without charge until 17 November BSH membership If you wish to join the BSH, you can apply for membership at the same time as registering, thus benefiting from the reduced membership registration fee. The membership fee is 35 for nurses and research fellows, and 45 for all other healthcare professionals. If you pay by standing order there is a 5 discount. Please consult the BSH website ( for details, complete the membership application form and send it with this registration form to the BSH Secretariat. Young Investigators Award abstract submission This opportunity is open to BSH members (physicians in registrar/training posts, nurses and other professionals allied to medicine) and three abstracts will be chosen for oral presentation in Session 4. Please indicate on your meeting registration form if you wish to submit an abstract/s and see the BSH website ( or stephanie@bsh.org.uk for submission guidelines. The deadline for submission is 11 September Heart failure question time We offer an opportunity for all delegates to pose a question to a Heart Failure Question Time panel comprising multi-disciplinary experts in the field. A question card will be provided in all delegate wallets and should be placed in the box on the BSH Exhibition Stand before 13:00 on Thursday 23 November. A limited number of questions will be selected by Professor Andrew Clark for discussion during Session 5 of the programme. Exhibitors and Friends of BSH If you would like to exhibit at this meeting or become a Friend of the BSH, please contact the BSH Secretariat ( stephanie@bsh.org.uk) for more information. Hotel accommodation The Corporate Team, in conjunction with the BSH, has arranged special hotel rates for delegates. Please visit for an online booking form. If you contact them by telephone or , please quote ID number 2147bsh (telephone: , hotels@ corporateteam.com). Liability Neither the BSH nor the venue can accept responsibility for personal injury or loss/damage to private property of participants and exhibitors at this meeting. Participants and exhibitors are advised to make their own arrangements if they consider it necessary.

8 Gold Exhibitors: Medtronic Novartis Pharmaceuticals* Vifor Pharma* Bronze Exhibitors: Abbott Bayer Biotronik Boston Scientific Pharma Nord Roche Diagnostics Other Contributors: Alliance for Heart Failure APC Cardiovascular British Association for Cardiovascular Prevention and Rehabilitation British Heart Foundation Cardiomyopathy UK Heartfelt Technologies Life Biomedical National Institute for Cardiovascular Outcomes Research (NICOR) Pumping Marvellous Foundation *Novartis Pharmaceuticals and Vifor Pharma are also Silver Exhibitors The BSH also gratefully acknowledges the support provided by the Friends of BSH: Abbott AstraZeneca Bayer Boston Scientific Medtronic Novartis Pharmaceuticals Roche Diagnostics Servier Laboratories Vifor Pharma For further information about this meeting or the BSH, please contact: British Society for Heart Failure Nought The Farthings Marcham Oxfordshire OX13 6QD United Kingdom Telephone: Website: Registered office: as above Company number: Registered charity number: