9:45am |
Welcome and introduction |
10:00am |
Session 1: Cardiology
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Chair: Dr Niall Keenan, consultant cardiologist, West Hertfordshire Hospitals NHS Trust
10:00am |
Does PCI have a role in the management of stable coronary artery disease?
Dr Rasha Al Lamee, interventional cardiology consultant, Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust |
10:15am |
The heart and COVID-19: both a trigger and effect
Dr Marianna Fontana, professor of cardiology and honorary consultant in cardiology, University College London |
10:30am |
What does optimised heart failure therapy look like in 2020?
Professor Andrew Clark, chair of clinical cardiology and honorary consultant cardiologist, Hull University Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust |
10:45am |
Question and answer session
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11:15am |
Session 2: Nephrology
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Chair: Dr Mumtaz Patel, consultant nephrologist, Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust and vice president (global), Royal College of Physicians
11:15am |
Acute kidney injury
Dr Chris Laing, consultant nephrologist, Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust |
11:30am |
Lupus nephritis
Dr Mumtaz Patel, consultant nephrologist, Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust and vice president (global), Royal College of Physicians |
11:45am |
Acute coronary syndrome in the renal patient
Dr Andrew Stevens, consultant in acute and renal medicine, Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust |
12:00pm |
Question and answer session
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12:00pm |
Comfort break |
12:30pm |
Session 3: Infectious diseases
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Chair: Dr Ananthakrishnan Raghuram, Consultant in General and Respiratory Medicine, Cheltenham General Hospital and RCP Linacre fellow
12:30pm |
COVID-19: not (just) a viral illness. A primer for the clinician
Dr Effrossyni Gkrania-Klotsas, consultant in infectious disease, Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust |
12:50pm |
GUM
Dr Olwen Williams, vice president for Wales, Royal College of Physicians |
1:10pm |
Question and answer session
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1:30pm |
Lunch break |
1:45pm |
Daiichi Sankyo UK sponsored symposium - evaluation of the NHS Highland R-TEST joint working study
Dr Adam Giangreco, director of health and life sciences innovation, University of the Highlands and Islands
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2:15pm |
Session 4: Haematology
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Chair: Professor Cheng-Hock Toh, professor and honorary consultant in haematology, University of Liverpool and Liverpool University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust and academic vice president, Royal College of Physicians
2:15pm |
Transfusion reactions – recognition and management
Dr Catherine Booth, consultant haematologist, NHS Blood and Transplant and Barts Health NHS Trust |
2:30pm |
Sickle cell disease
Dr Nandini Sadasivam, consultant haematologist, Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust |
2:45pm |
Thrombosis in COVID-19
Dr Charlotte Bradbury, consultant haematologist, University Hospitals Bristol NHS Foundation Trust and senior lecturer, University of Bristol |
3:00pm |
Question and answer session
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3:15pm |
Comfort break |
3:45pm |
Session 5: Genetics
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Chair: Dr Julian Barwell, consultant in clinical genetics, University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust and honorary professor in cancer studies, University of Leicester
3:45pm |
Genomics and the NHS: the new genomic technologies and how they are transforming healthcare
Professor Kate Tatton-Brown, consultant clinical geneticist, St George’s University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust |
4:10pm |
Cancer genomics and molecular oncology
Dr Nirupa Murugaesu, consultant in medical oncology, St George’s University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust and clinical lead in cancer genomics and cancer studies, Genomics England |
4:25pm |
Beyond the scope
Professor Julian Barwell, consultant in clinical genetics, University Hospitals of Leicester NHS Trust and honorary professor in cancer studies, University of Leicester |
4:50pm |
Question and answer session
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4:45pm |
Happy hour networking |
5:45pm |
Close of day |