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In just 6 weeks' time our Annual Conference will be well underway! On Tuesday 2 June there will be sessions on: ✅ BHRS ✅ BCIS ✅ Imaging Council ✅ Cardiological Society of India ✅ IrishCardiacSociety ✅ BCS Women in Cardiology and Women at Risk ✅ Professor Charis Antoniades ✅ CaReMe ✅ British Heart Foundation and

Today we are coordinating the #CongenitalHeartResearchNetwork Development Workshop. We will listen to experiences, discuss relevant points, and learn about the future of the network. #ClinicalResearch #Congenitalheartdisease #CHD BCCA

Opening remarks: Good research benefits all, and we owe it to our patients to ensure they receive the best treatment and care. Looking forward to collaborating with the wider community and build a research network for #CHD. Michael Quail, BCCA Scientific Secretary.

Consultant Fetal Cardiologist, Anna Seale, shared her insights today on her work with the National Fetal Cardiology Working Group #CHD #CongenitalHeartResearchNetwork Anna Seale

From surgical innovations to population studies: Prof Massimo Caputo presented on research in congenital cardiac surgery, showcasing various studies. Prof Katherine Brown followed with insights on NCHDA and population-based research #CHD

Don't underestimate the power of a multidisciplinary approach: Prof Prof Kerry Gaskin shared the experience about the Paediatric and Congenital Cardiac Research Network and highlighted why involving nursing, midwifery, and allied health professions in research is crucial.

Valuable insights today from Dr Abbas Khush (Paediatric Cardiologist) and Dr Louis Coats (Adult Congenital Cardiologist) on developing collaborative research for both paediatric and adult heart disease. #ClinicalResearch #Collaboration #CongenitalHeartResearchNetwork #CHD

"Nothing about us without us" Rajwant Kaur Singh, Children's Heart Federation Children's Heart Federation CEO highlighted why involving patients in research matters: opportunity to eliminate uncertainty is an option; all parents want their children to thrive and live their ultimate life #CHD

Wrapped up our morning session with a productive group discussion on key elements for developing a network operations manual, including oversight & governance, project development & collaboration, authorship & publications and research training. #CongenitalHeartResearchNetwork

It was fantastic to hear from several researchers who presented on their projects that are in late-phase development. It highlighted how important a network like this will help the collaboration and coordination to ensure higher impact research takes places. #ResearchNetwork

Delighted to hear Prof Gavin Murphy insights about challenges and opportunities a national #ResearchNetwork offers, from his own experiences in setting up the National Cardiac Surgery Initiative. Advocacy from members of the public is a key enabler: co-production is essential

Our afternoon session kicked off with a second round of insightful discussions on #JLAPriorities. Informed by your interests from the registration forms, we delved into current work and brainstormed potential ideas for development in this area. #CongenitalHeartResearchNetwork

Fascinating to hear from Dr. Kristin Burns from the Pediatric Heart Network, NHLBI (Bethesda Maryland)! She shared invaluable insights from the network's impressive 20 years of experience. #PediatricHeartNetwork #NHLBI #CongenitalHeartResearchNetwork

Dr SonyaBabu-Narayan British Heart Foundation Clinical Director and Allyson Arnold, shared how these organisations are dedicated to boosting collaboration and investing in vital clinical research aimed at improving the lives of individuals with congenital disease. #CongenitalHeartResearchNetwork

Mr Nigel Drury, Academic Consultant in Paediatric Cardiac Surgery, shared an overview of the #CongenitalHeartResearchNetwork. He discussed its inception, the goals, and future plans. We'd like to congratulate Mr. Drury for his excellent work with the network and this event👏

Finally, we'd like to extend our sincere thanks to The Royal Society of Medicine for their wonderful hospitality in hosting us. And a special thank you to Katherine Cowan, whose exceptional organisation was instrumental for the success. What a brilliant event! #CongenitalHeartResearchNetwork

We are delighted to announce our first educational and Q&A session about Patient and Public Involvement in Research! ➡️Have a question or topic you’d like covered? Let us know and register here by 24th June: forms.office.com/pages/response… More info: [email protected]

Our webinar ‘Patients in Research’ was a powerful discussion on the essential role of patient and public involvement in cardiovascular research! ➡️To learn more, watch the recording and explore how we’re building a more collaborative research community: bhfcrc.org/reflecting-on-…

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