BRITISH SOCIETY FOR HEART FAILURE
British Society for Heart Failure
19th Annual Autumn Meeting
Heart failure: the multisystem problem
Fleming Room, Queen Elizabeth II Centre, London
24–25 November 2016
Website: www.bsh.org.uk
Twitter: @BSHeartFailure
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19th British Society for Heart Failure Annual Autumn Meeting
24–25 November 2016, Queen Elizabeth II Centre, London
Heart failure: the multisystem problem
Programme directors: Lisa Anderson (London) / John Baxter (Sunderland) /
Parminder Chaggar (Manchester) / Paul Kalra (Portsmouth)
Day one: Thursday 24 November
08:45–09:20 Registration
09:20–09:25Introduction
Iain Squire (Leicester)
09:25–10:15
Chairs: Session 1: Trials update
Andrew Clark (Hull) / Ceri Davies (London)
09:25–09:55
Trials update 2016
09:55–10:15
What’s new in the National Heart Failure Audit?
10:15–10:45 Chairs:
Session 2: Politics
Annie MacCallum (Gloucestershire) / Simon Williams (Manchester)
10:15–10:45
Pushing heart failure up the political agenda Stuart Andrew MP (Pudsey) /
Andrew Clark (Hull) / Angela Graves (Preston)
John McMurray (Glasgow)
Theresa McDonagh (London)
10:45–11:15Coffee
11:15–12:15 Chairs: Session 3: Systems of heart failure delivery
Chris Arden (Southampton) / Suzanna Hardman (London)
11:15–11:35
Achieving the best practice tariff and NICE
quality standards
11:35–11:55
How can we help patients to self-manage? 11.55–12.15
Remote monitoring; a new role for the Welsh post-office
12:15–13:45
Lunch and Meet the Expert sessions
13:45–15:10 Chairs: Session 4: Difficult devices
Parminder Chaggar (Manchester) / Peter Cowburn (Southampton)
13:45–14:05
Clinical dilemmas in selection for complex devices Roy Gardner (Glasgow)
14:05–14:25
Device considerations in young patients with
heart failure
14:25–14:45
Bridging the gap between heart failure and
device clinics
14:45–15:10
When the implant goes wrong – Martin Bromiley (Buckingham)
can the cathlab learn from outside healthcare?
15:10–15:40Tea
Iain Squire (Leicester)
Jayne Masters (Southampton)
Jenny Welstand (Wrexham)
Archie Rao (Liverpool)
Paula Black (Blackpool)
15:40–16:26
Chairs: Session 5: Research
tbc
15:40–15:50
BSH Research Fellow update
15:50–16:05
Funding for nurses in heart failure research
16:05–16:26
Judging panel:
Rapid fire abstracts: Young Investigators’ Award
Sophie Welch (London) / tbc
16:26–17:10 Chair: Panel: Session 6: Heart failure question time
Andrew Clark (Hull)
John Cleland (London) / Martin Cowie (London) / Jayne Masters
(Southampton) / Jim Moore (Cheltenham)
17:10–18:45
Cheese and wine reception
17:30–18:30
Satellite Symposium
Sponsored and organised by Novartis Pharmaceuticals
Heart failure election night special: mapping the uptake of a NICE/SMC
approved medicine across the UK
Simon Beggs (Glasgow)
Sophie Welch (London)
Day two: Friday 25 November
08:30–08:55
Chairs: BSH Annual General Meeting (BSH members only)
Roy Gardner (Glasgow) / Iain Squire (Leicester)
09:00–09:20
Chair: Session 7: Service development
Roy Gardner (Glasgow)
Practical tips for introducing sacubitril-valsartan into your care pathways
09:20–10:20
Chairs: Session 8: Kidneys and the heart
Paul Kalra (Portsmouth) / Jayan Parameshwar (Papworth)
09:20–09:40
AKI in the UK – an update Charles Tomson (Newcastle-upon-Tyne)
from ‘think kidneys’
Managing heart failure in AKI and CKD
Martin Cowie (London)
Iron deficiency and cardio-renal disease – Sunil Bhandari (Hull)
beyond haemoglobin
09:40–10:00
10:00–10:20
10:20–10:25
Simon Williams (Manchester)
Presentation of the Young Investigators’ Award
Iain Squire (Leicester)
10:25–10:55Coffee
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10:55–11:55
Chairs: Session 9: Muscles and the myocardium
Jeremy Murphy (Darlington) / Jackie Taylor (Glasgow)
10:55–11:15
11:15–11:35
11:35–11:55
Falls in heart failure
Andrew Davies (Sunderland)
Frailty and heart failure
Callum Chapman (Twickenham)
New developments in rehabilitation for heart failure
Aynsley Cowie (Ayr)
11:55–12:25
Session 10: Keynote lecture
Counting the cost of co-morbidities in
heart failure
12:25–13:55
Lunch and Meet the Expert sessions
13:55–14:35
Chairs: Session 11: Hormones and the heart
Lisa Anderson (London) / Iain Squire (Leicester)
13:55–14:15
Overlaps in heart failure and endocrine syndromes
14:15–14:35
Takotsubo syndrome
14:35–15:15
Chairs: Session 12: Microbes and the myocardium
Roy Gardner (Glasgow) / Angus Nightingale (Bristol)
14:35–14:55
Managing severe infections in heart failure
14:55–15:15Myocarditis
Michael Böhm (Germany)
William Drake (London)
Alexander Lyon (London)
Susanna Price (London)
Stephen Pettit (Cambridge)
15:15–15:45Tea
15:45–16:45
Chairs: Session 13: Clinical cases
John Baxter (Sunderland) / Dawn Lambert (Portsmouth)
15:45–16:05
Integrated palliative care in heart failure
16:05–16:25
Valve disease in heart failure
16:25–16:45LVAD/TX
16:45
Meeting close
Miriam Johnson (Hull)
Andrew Flett (Southampton)
Parminder Chaggar (Manchester)
Paul Kalra (Portsmouth)
For scientific and/or technical reasons the BSH programme directors reserve the
right to make any change to the programme.
19th BSH Annual Autumn Meeting 2016 – Registration Form
An electronic version of this form, to be returned by e-mail, is available at www.bsh.org.uk (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 21 October 2016)
❏ Trainees/Nurses £175 ❏ Consultants £225
BSH member registering after 21 October 2016
❏ 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 e-mail separately to stephanie@bsh.org.uk)
BSH membership
I would like to become a member of the BSH (please consult the BSH website,
www.bsh.org.uk, 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 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 the British Society for Heart Failure)
for a total of:
£……………....
❏ I will pay by BACS (please include your surname and initial(s) as the
reference) for a total of:
£……………....
(Please see BSH bank details on the information page)
❏
Please issue an invoice to my Trust/organisation for a total of: £……………....
(Please provide copy of Purchase Order [without this we regret that we are unable to issue an invoice and confirm registration])
Name (incl. title): .......................................................... Position: ..............................................
Department: ................................................................................................................................
Hospital/University/workplace:...................................................................................................
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Address (home/work*):................................................................................................................
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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
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do not wish to be included in this list ❏
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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 British Society for Heart Failure. We will never share your
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British Society for Heart Failure
‘Nought’ The Farthings
Marcham
Oxfordshire
OX13 6QD
United Kingdom
19th BSH Annual Autumn Meeting 2016 – Information
Dates/venue
Accreditation
Registrations
This programme has been accredited by the Royal
College of Nursing (RCN) 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 6216.
This meeting has been approved by the Federation of
the Royal Colleges of Physicians of the United Kingdom
for 10 category 1 (external) CPD credits and the code is
106046.
The meeting will take place on 24–25 November 2016
in the Fleming Room, Queen Elizabeth II Centre, Broad
Sanctuary, Westminster, London, SW1P 3EE ( http://
www.qeiicentre.london/).
BSH members are entitled to a subsidised registration fee.
Members registering before 21 October 2016 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
24 November. Travel and accommodation are not included.
Payment
Fees may be paid either by cheque (made payable to
the British Society for Heart Failure), BACS (internet
or telephone banking) or via a request for an invoice
to a Trust or company (invoice requests must be
accompanied by a copy of the associated Purchase
Order from your organisation). Please make BACS
payment to the following account: Sort code: 20-0782; Account No: 00452912, ensuring you include your
name and initial(s) as the reference for the payment.
Please also e-mail sam@bsh.org.uk to confirm that
payment has been made.
Confirmation
We will send confirmation of your registration by e-mail
when we receive your completed form. If you have not
received this within two weeks, please let us know so
that we can check whether your registration form has
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 registering
before 21 October 2016 who fulfil all the following criteria:
– 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
– BSH member registering for the meeting before
21 October 2016.
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.
If you are a member of the British Association for
Nursing in Cardiovascular (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 25 November
at 08:30–08:55 at the meeting venue. Please note, the
AGM is open to BSH members only.
Cancellation
Cancellation of your registration is without charge before
31 October 2016. Cancellations thereafter will not be
refunded; however, a change of name is permitted
without charge until 18 November 2016.
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 (www.bsh.org.uk)
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 5. Please indicate on
your meeting registration form if you wish to submit an
abstract/s and see the BSH website (www.bsh.org.uk) or
e-mail stephanie@bsh.org.uk for submission guidelines.
The deadline for submission is 19 September 2016.
NEW! 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 24 November.
A limited number of questions will be selected by
Professor Andrew Clark for discussion during
Session 6 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
(e-mail: 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 http://www.corporateteam.com/Events/2147bsh
for an online hotel booking form. If you contact them
by telephone or e-mail, please quote ID number
2147bsh (telephone: 0207 592 3050, e-mail: 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.
Gold Exhibitors:
Medtronic
Novartis Pharmaceuticals
Silver Exhibitor:
Servier Laboratories
Bronze Exhibitors:
Abbott Vascular
Bayer
Biotronik
Boston Scientific
Merck Sharp & Dohme
Pharma Nord
St. Jude Medical
Vifor Pharma
Other Contributors:
Cardiomyopathy UK
Kent Surrey Sussex Academic
Health Science Network
National Institute for
Cardiovascular Outcomes
Research (NICOR)
Pumping Marvellous Foundation
The BSH also gratefully acknowledges the support
provided by the Friends of BSH:
Bayer
Biotronik
Boston Scientific
Medtronic
Novartis
Pharmaceuticals
Roche Diagnostics
Servier Laboratories
St. Jude Medical
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: 01865 391836 E-mail: info@bsh.org.uk
Website: www.bsh.org.uk Twitter: @BSHeartFailure
Registered office: as above Company number: 3767312 Registered charity number: 1075720