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17/ If the DDRB & government of the day were being HONEST they would describe these graphs as follows "DDRB & governemnt have exceptionally destroyed NHS pay against inflation when this was broadly protected in other groups" RT if you have had enough & support #PayRestoration

Cardiac Arrest vs. Heart Attack - People often use these terms interchangeably, but they are not the same - learn the difference here - spr.ly/6017PVRlH

🤩Brilliant work Royal Devon & Exeter Hospital for randomising their first participant! Congratulations team! 👏👏👏 Royal Devon NHS Andrew Ludman

📢Huge congratulations to Royal Devon & Exeter Hospital for recruiting their second participant for EASY-AS since joining! Great achievement! 18 more to go to reach 500!🤩Royal Devon NHS Andrew Ludman #TeamDevonAndExeter Leicester Clinical Trials Unit #clinicalresearch

Would you like to know more about who, when, why and how to refer patients for ❤️ transplant assessment? We're running #advancedheartfailure study day on 13th October Møller Institute in Cambridge. Register on-line online.royalpapworth.nhs.uk/event/advanced…

At @ExeterPRC we are currently recruiting for several different studies. If you or someone you care about has a health condition such as diabetes, or you have experienced a UTI within the last two years, one of our current studies may be of interest: ow.ly/VhjQ50PY75f

Looking to progress in your career or fancy a change of scenery? Come join our Echo team in lovely Devon! Any questions, please get in touch 🤓 #CardiacPhysiologists #ClinicalScientists #Echocardiography BSEcho SCST RDEMedicine RDE cardiology jobs.nhs.uk/candidate/joba…

Please can you support this amazing charity who without increased funding from our local ICB will need to review the services we offer our local community at such an important time in their lives...

John Burn-Murdoch Financial Times Office for National Statistics (ONS) NHS England Transformation 7/ Its worth pointing out that *ALL* the variables in these charts are *official statistics*. Its either pay or inflation from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) (comparables), NHS pay & waiting list data from NHS England Average pay is chosen as that is what's used by government. And most commentators

Endocrinology, gastro or genetics trainee with an interest in research and an MD/PhD (or close to submission)? Come and work in Exeter as an NIHR Clinical Lecturer. Two post available: rb.gy/0spm75 rb.gy/35uvgr. Short deadline (1st May!) Young Diabetologists and Endocrinologists’ Forum

It's #heartfailureawarenessweek2024🫀🫀🫀please watch this powerful film from British Society for Heart Failure #theFword #findme #heartfailure #detecttheundetected #25in25

Come and join us Barts Health @BartsHospital Fellowship in Interventional Cardiology: ST 3+ and MRCP+ve: jobs.nhs.uk/candidate/joba… BartsHealth Sim Barts Interventional Group (B.I.G.) BCIS

Election day in England and Wales but also for British Cardiovascular Society. Check your emails and make sure to vote. Good luck Professor Vijay Kunadian and all those who have put their names forward 😉

Heart failure fellow role now being advertised to work with us in #Exeter RDE cardiology and linked to Royal Brompton and Harefield. Training in #HF and options for devices/imaging. jobs.nhs.uk/candidate/joba… British Society for Heart Failure #theFword BJCA 📊

It was a pleasure working with all of you. A real team effort to improve patient care and access to echocardiography Andrew Ludman RDEMedicine RDE cardiology thank you all 🤓

NICE have released their updated guidance on Heart Failure (NG106), bringing key changes to improve care and outcomes for people living with HF, and support clinicians in delivering this care. Find the guidance here: nice.org.uk/guidance/ng106 There are several positive

If you’re at risk of heart failure or living with a heart-related health condition, you may be eligible to join one of our cardiology clinical research studies! Find out more: ow.ly/bSmS50WltGb #HeartDisease #ClinicalTrials #HeartResearch

Are you thinking of attending our Year in Cardiology course next month? It's a fantastic way to end the year and get an overview of the key things that have happened in cardiology in 2025. One of last year's speakers tells us why you should attend and why he thinks it's such

Join us to review the 2025 cardiovascular year at A Year in Cardiology next month - taking place on Friday 12 December in London at Royal College of Physicians, it's not to be missed! Course Director Shouvik Haldar tells us why you should attend in his short video, below. Register your