Forthcoming Events Calendar

Apr
9

Exercise Instructor Network (EIN) Session (Virtual)

  • ICS

Are you a qualified 18HÂþ exercise instructor? The aim of these sessions is to allow peer support and to give an opportunity to come together and share ideas/challenges around the delivery of long term exercise (Phase IV). Please note, the sessions are open for qualified 18HÂþ instructors only.

Please email bacpr@bcs.com if you would like to receive the MS teams link to attend.

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BANCC Annual Conference
Apr
25

BANCC Annual Conference

  • ICS

The 2025 BANCC Annual Conference will be hosted at John Moores University in Liverpool on Friday 25th April 2024. The 2025 theme is Integrated care in Cardiovascular nursing.


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May
1
to 2 May

BSH MDT Meeting

  • Leonardo Hotel, Cardiff
  • ICS

Join the BSH and the Welsh Heart Failure Society on the 1-2 May 2025, for their annual MDT at the Leonardo Hotel, Cardiff!

This year’s theme is ‘Team Heart: Empowering Multidisciplinary Teams in Heart Failure Care'. Click to register now.

 #25in25 #freedomfromfailure #MDT2025

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May
17

Sudden Cardiac Arrest UK Annual Conference

  • ICS

As the number of people who survive a cardiac arrest increases, there are more survivors who need support and rehabilitation related to the hypoxic brain injury, the trauma of the event and psychological consequences, many of them will be seen in cardiac rehabilitation. Hence, we thought this event might be of interest to your membership.

It is on Saturday the 17th May, 10.00-18.00 at The Leonardo, Hinckley Island Hotel, Hinckley, Leicestershire, LE10 3JA.
The cost is £10 for healthcare professionals and this includes lunch and refreshments.

See the website for more information.

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May
22
to 23 May

PCCS 5th Spring Conference

  • The King's Fund
  • ICS

PCCS would like to invite you our Spring Conference 'Evidence into Practice' which is exclusively for members of the PCCS. If you’re not yet a member you can join PCCS for free here:

The conference will be taking place on Wednesday, 21st & Thursday, 22nd May 2025 at The King's Fund, London. This year's meeting will bring together leading national experts and healthcare professionals to explore the latest evidence-based approaches for improving cardiovascular care. Through engaging presentations, interactive discussions, and case studies, participants will gain valuable insights into translating research findings into practical strategies to support with patient management. Please view the full agenda and register here:

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Oct
9
to 10 Oct

18HÂþ Annual Conference

  • ICS

The 18HÂþ Annual Conference will be held on Thursday 9th & Friday 10th October 2025 at Hilton Glasgow, 1 William Street, Glasgow G3 8HT.

Click for more information.

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Feb
3

Exercise Instructor Network (EIN) Session (Virtual)

  • ICS

Are you a qualified 18HÂþ exercise instructor? The aim of these sessions is to allow peer support and to give an opportunity to come together and share ideas/challenges around the delivery of long term exercise (Phase IV). Please note, the sessions are open for qualified 18HÂþ instructors only.

Please email bacpr@bcs.com if you would like to receive the MS teams link to attend.

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Nov
28

18HÂþ Webinar: EPG Water-based Exercise

  • ICS

18HÂþ Webinar: Water-based Exercise: Considerations for those with Cardiovascular Disease.

Registration is now open for our 18HÂþ live EPG webinar 'Water-based Exercise: Considerations for those with Cardiovascular Disease'.

This webinar will be held on Thursday 28th November 2024,12.30 - 13.15. The webinar is available free of charge to 18HÂþ members (£15 to non-members).

Click  to register.

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British Society for Heart Failure (BSH) 27th Annual Meeting (Hybrid)
Nov
21
to 22 Nov

British Society for Heart Failure (BSH) 27th Annual Meeting (Hybrid)

  • QEII Conference Centre
  • ICS

The British Society for Heart Failure's Annual Meeting is the heart failure event of the year, bringing together 800 healthcare professionals including consultants, nurses, GPs, physiologists, and other heart failure specialists. 

The annual meeting takes place over 2 days as a hybrid event to enable as many healthcare professionals as possible to benefit from this important and educational meeting.

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