Membership of Chest pain of recent onset guideline Committee

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1 Membership of Chest pain of recent onset guideline Committee The Committee will operate as an advisory Committee to NICE s Board, developing a guideline on Chest pain of recent onset The terms of reference sting orders for the Committee can be found in appendix D of Developing NICE guidelines: the manual.

2 Membership list Acute chest pain update Name Job Title, Organisation Chair Jonathan Mant Professor of Primary Care Research, University of Cambridge Core members / Members Peter Bolton Liz Clark Stephen Hoole Anita McSorley Sarah Mounsey Naveen Mudalagiri Charles Peebles Carl Roobottom Graham Stiff Neil Swanson Paul Wallman Lay Member Lay Member Interventional Cardiologist, Papworth Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, Cambridge Physician Acute Medicine, University Hospital South Manchester Cardiac Advanced Nurse Practitioner, Kettering General Hospital Cardiologist Interventionalist, Medway Maritime NHS Foundation Trust & Guy's St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust & East Kent University Hospitals NHS Trust Radiologist, University Hospital Southampton Radiologist, Derriford Hospital, Plymouth General Practitioner, Newbury Cardiologist, James Cook University Hospital, Middlesbrough Emergency Physician, Pennine Acute Hospitals NHS Trust, Greater Manchester Stable chest pain update Name Job Title, Organisation Chair

3 Damien Longson Liaison Psychiatrist, Manchester Mental Health Social Care Trust Core members / Members Catherine Briggs (until February 2016) John Cape Alun Davies (until February 2016) Alison Eastwood Sarah Fishburn Jim Gray Kath Nuttall (until November 2015) Tilly Pillay Nick Screaton Lindsay Smith Philippa Williams Sophie Wilne Topic expert members Ivan Benett Rick Body Brian Hanrahan (until May 2015) Andrew Kelion Carl Roobottom Adam Timmis GP Principal, Bracondale Medical Centre, Stockport Director of Psychological Therapies Programme, University College London Professor of Vascular Surgery Honorary Surgeon, Charing Cross & St Mary s Hospital & Imperial College NHS Trust Professor, Centre for Reviews Dissemination, University of York Lay Member Medical Microbiologist, The Birmingham Children s Hospital NHS Foundation Trust Director, Lancashire & South Cumbria Cancer Network (- April 2013) Neonatologist, Staffordshire, Shropshire Black Country Newborn Network, Royal Wolverhampton Hospitals Trust Radiologist, Papworth Hospital NHS Foundation Trust Principal in General Medical Practice, Somerset Lay Member Paediatric Oncologist, Nottingham Children s Hospital GPwSI in Emergency Medicine Lay Member Cardiologist Radiologist Cardiologist

4 Date last reviewed: 21/11/2016

5 Declaration of Interests The effective management of conflicts of interests is an essential element in the development of the guidance advice that NICE publishes. Please refer to the NICE website for the Policy on Conflicts of Interest. Name Job title, organisation Declarations of Interest, date declared Type of interest Decision taken Jonathan Mant Professor of Primary Care Research, University of Cambridge Received a fee from BMS for interview on atrial fibrillation. Consultancy work for Expert-24: Communications company that manage a health website that provides information on life expectancy. Holds grants as chief investigator awarded by NIHR Stroke Association/British Heart Foundation. non- Brother works for Quintiles. Second GC meeting 09/03/16: Running a trial funded by the Stroke Association the British Heart Foundation. Ferrer provided the interventional drug at family non-

6 no charge. Peter Bolton Lay Member None. N/A N/A Liz Clark Lay Member Second GC meeting 09/03/16: Lay member of the Scot-Heart Steering Committee reviewing the role of multidetector computed tomography at rapid access chest pain clinic. No payment was received. non Stephen Hoole Interventional Cardiologist, Papworth Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, Cambridge Received speaker fee honoraria from AstraZeneca (Ticagrelor). Received speaker fee honoraria from Abbott Vascular (Bioresorbable scaffolds). Received professional (proctoring) fees from Abbott Vascular. Received research grant support from AstraZeneca (Ticagrelor In STEMI). Received research grant support from Gore Medical (PFO closure). Received travel grants from Boston Scientific Abbott Vascular to lecture present at cardiology meetings. Reasonable travel expenses

7 Anita McSorley Sarah Mounsey Naveen Mudalagiri Charles Peebles Carl Roobottom Physician Acute Medicine, University Hospital South Manchester Cardiac Advanced Nurse Practitioner, Kettering General Hospital Cardiologist Interventionalist, Medway Maritime NHS Foundation Trust & Guy's St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust & East Kent University Hospitals NHS Trust Radiologist, University Hospital Southampton Radiologist, Derriford None. N/A N/A MSc dissertation on high sensitivity troponin triple test. This study has been used as a pilot for an unfunded larger study being undertaken by the medical registrar in the same department. Sarah doesn t have any involvement in this larger study. Specific non None. N/A N/A Received 800 payment for lecture seminars on the use of cardiac imaging MR equipment (not diagnosis). Sponsorship to the department from contrast companies (Medtronic, Bayer Gurvee) for MRI departmental course. Specific non

8 Hospital, Plymouth Involved in providing lectures on a CT accreditation course run by GE for nearly 10 years which is based in the Peninsula Radiology Academy in Plymouth. Takes annual leave to deliver the course is paid a lecture fee (via a separate company called ATC). The course is non-vendor specific was designed to ensure high stards of CT reporting in the UK. this interest when involved in the CG95 DG3 NICE guidance it was not felt to be an issue as recommendations on CT are non-vendorspecific. No pending publications on acute chest pain or associations with any manufacturers of Tn assays.

9 Graham Stiff Neil Swanson General Practitioner, Newbury Cardiologist, James Cook University Hospital, Middlesbrough None. N/A N/A Occasionally responded to market research surveys that relate to opinions on the management of some acute chest pain conditions. In a year, this is estimated to be under 100. No payments/sponsorships received from any industry directly involved in the management of any cardiac conditions. Money is paid to Neil s department from industry for the employment of clinical fellows, but he is not involved in that does not know how much money is paid. He is not involved in the selection of such trainees. non- Money is paid to Neil s research department for research trials from a variety of companies which have a commercial interest in the treatments for acute chest pain. None of this money is paid to /spent by Neil. He is site principal investigator for a clinical trial (Re dual) sponsored by the makers of dabigatran. This trial recruits patients with acute chest pain (for example Specific non

10 due to non ST elevation MI). Money is paid to the department for each patient recruited. Neil has no control over that money or how it is spent (mostly to pay for retention of research nurses). He does not know the exact amount but think it will be in the order of 20,000/year. Unpaid member of the British Cardiovascular Society Guidelines committee. Specific non non Paul Wallman Emergency Physician, Pennine Acute Hospitals NHS Trust, Greater Manchester None. N/A N/A Date last reviewed: 21/11/2016