AUTUMN
MEETING
hosted by Blackpool
A one day Multi-Disciplinary
Meeting for BCIS Members
focusing on Hot Topics,
New Techniques and Game
Changing Technologies
Conference Directors:
www.bcis.org.uk
This meeting is co-sponsored by BCIS and the British Cardiovascular Industry Association,
whose members are Pharmaceutical and Healthcare Technology Companies
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Friday 3rd October 2014
The Imperial Hotel, Blackpool
AUTUMN
MEETING
WELCOME
hosted by Blackpool
We would like to invite you to the 2014 BCIS autumn meeting in Blackpool. We will focus on
hot topics, new techniques and game changing technologies to give you a comprehensive
look at up-to-date cardiac intervention. Following tradition the BCIS audit will be presented
and allows for discussions about upcoming changes.
The course dinner of this year’s BCIS autumn meeting will be held the evening before. We are
pleased to have secured the Art Deco inspired White Tower Restaurant in the in the Heart of
Blackpool with splendid views over the promenade and world famous Illuminations.
The conference will be held in the Blackpool Imperial Hotel. This Victorian building is situated
at the North Promenade with views to the sea and overnight accommodation is available at
request.
We hope you will join us for an exciting day in Blackpool.
Yours sincerely
Dr Jonas Eichhöfer
Dr Grahame Goode
FACULTY
Dr
Yahya
Al- Najjar
Blackpool Victoria Hospital
Dr
Gavin
Galasko
Blackpool Victoria Hospital
Prof
Andrew
Baker
University of Glasgow
Dr
Grahame
Goode
Blackpool Victoria Hospital
Prof
Adrian
Banning
John Radcliffe Hospital
Dr
Rob
Henderson
Nottingham University Hospitals
Prof
Andreas
Baumbach
Bristol Heart Institute
Dr
Jonathan
Hill
King's College Hospital
Dr
Dan
Blackman
Leeds General Infirmary
Dr
Tom
Johnson
Bristol Heart Institute
Dr
Mick
Brack
Blackpool Victoria Hospital
Dr
Richard
Levy
Wythenshawe Hospital
Dr
Mamta
Buch
Wythenshawe Hospital
Dr
Peter
Ludman
Birmingham Queen Elizabeth
Hospital
Dr
Anoop
Chauhan
Blackpool Victoria Hospital
Dr
Ranjit
More
Blackpool Victoria Hospital
Dr
Saqib
Chowdhary
Wythenshawe Hospital
Dr
Dougie
Muir
James Cook University Hospital
Prof
Nick
Curzen
University Hospital
of Southampton
Dr
Jim
Nolan
University Hospital of
North Staffordshire
Dr
Mark
de Belder
James Cook University Hospital
Prof
Keith
Oldroyd
Golden Jublilee National Hospital
Prof
Carlo
di Mario
Royal Brompton Hospital
Prof
Simon
Redwood
St Thomas' Hospital
Dr
Jonas
Eichhofer
Blackpool Victoria Hospital
Dr
David
Roberts
Blackpool Victoria Hospital
Dr
Farzin
Fath-Ordoubadi Manchester Royal Infirmary
Dr
Nick
West
Papworth Hospital
Dr
Doug
Fraser
Dr
Andrew
Wiper
Blackpool Victoria Hospital
Prof
Azfar
Zaman
Freeman Hospital
Manchester Royal Infirmary
Friday 3rd October 2014
The Imperial Hotel, Blackpool
AUTUMN
MEETING
PROGRAMME
hosted by Blackpool
08:15Registration
09:00
Opening welcome to Blackpool 09:05 SESSION ONE: NEW DEVELOPMENTS IN PCI
Chair: Grahame Goode
Panel: Carlo di Mario, Andreas Baumbach, Jim Nolan
09:05
New Scaffold Experience 09:20
Case 1: Absorbable Scaffold
Operator: Jonas Eichhöfer
Commentator: Nick West
09:35
Devices for Complex Lesions
09:55
What’s new in CTO Treatment?
10:15
10:35
10:55
New Antiplatelet and Anticoagulation Strategies Key Studies that will Change our Management
Coffee
11:15
11:15
11:35
11:55
12:05
12:25
12:45
SESSION TWO: SUPPORTING THE ACUTELY FAILING HEART
Chair: Yahya Al-Najjar
Panel: Mark de Belder, Jonathan Hill, Andrew Wiper
New NICE Technology appraisal of Left Ventricular Support Devices
Inotropes, IABP, Impella Which, When, Where and How
Case 2: High Risk Case with LVAD Support
Out of Hospital Arrest; Who survives and how to treat
Possibilities for RNA/Gene Therapy
Lunch
13:30
SESSION THREE: BCIS AUTUMN AUDIT REPORT
Chair: Rob Henderson
Speaker: Peter Ludman
14:15
SESSION FOUR:
LESION
WHAT’S NEW
Theme:
StateASSESSMENT:
of the Art Coronary
Chair: Mick Brack
and Structural Intervention
Panel: Keith Oldroyd, Tom Johnson, Dougie Muir
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IFR, FFR, New Technology
Free Registration
What does cardiac CT bring
to the table for the Interventional
Cardiologist and should we all be learning it?
Register online at
SESSION FIVE:
STRUCTURAL HEART STRATEGIES
www.millbrook-medical-conferences.co.uk
Chair: Richard Levy
Conference
Directors:
......Panel: Ranjit More,
Dan Blackman,
Simon Redwood
Sarah Clarke
TAVI – what is on the horizon?
Nick West and Steve Hoole
Percutaneous Mitral Valve
Treatment
Papworth
Hospital
Hybrid Lab Experience
NHS Foundation Trust
Closing Remarks and Goodbye from Blackpool
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Nick West
Doug Fraser
Jonathan Hill
Azfar Zaman
Nick Curzen
Farzin Fath-Ordoubadi
Adrian Banning
Farzin Fath-Ordoubadi
Keith Oldroyd
Andrew Baker
Saqib Chowdhary
Gavin Galasko
Anoop Chauhan
David Roberts
Mamta Buch
Simon Redwood
Friday 3rd October 2014
AUTUMN
MEETING
hosted by Blackpool
The Imperial Hotel, Blackpool
GENERAL INFORMATION
Venue
The Imperial Hotel, North Promenade, Blackpool, Lancashire, FY1 2HB Tel – 01253 623971
The BCIS Autumn Meeting will take place in the Lancastrian Suite. Registration will take place in the main reception
area.
Location and Transport
From junction 32 of the M6 North and South, follow the M55 towards Blackpool. Leave the M55 at junction 4 and
follow the signs for the North Shore. Drive through the town centre until you reach the sea, turn right at the North
Pier and you will find the hotel half a mile on the right hand side.
If you are travelling by train the hotel is a 10 minute walk away or 3-4 minutes in a taxi.
If using the trams, head for Blackpool North and there is a tram stop directly outside the hotel.
Hotel Accommodation
All requests for accommodation at the conference venue should be made direct to the Imperial Hotel as soon as
possible. The negotiated rate for delegates is £75.00 for single occupancy of a standard room including breakfast and
VAT per person per night. This rate is available for rooms booked on Thursday 2nd October.
To book bedrooms please call Reservations on: 01253 623971 – Please quote ‘BCIS Autumn Meeting’ in order to
obtain the special. (Rooms are subject to availability)
Alternative accommodation is available in nearby hotels and you can check availability and costs by visiting
www.visitblackpool.com
A list of alternative nearby hotel accommodation options can be found below:
The Strand Hotel
326/328 Promenade, Blackpool, Lancashire, FY1 2JG, Tel: 01253 623320 www.thestrandhotel.com
Guide Price: Approximately £79.00 per room per night including Breakfast. (Subject to availability)
The Strand Hotel is approximately a 3 minute walk to the Imperial Hotel Blackpool.
Best Western Carlton Hotel
282 North Promenade, Blackpool, Lancashire, FY1 2EZ, Tel: 0845 373 0953 www.bestwestern.co.uk
Guide Price: Approximately £58.00 per room per night including Breakfast. (Subject to availability)
The Strand Hotel is approximately a 2 minute walk to the Imperial Hotel Blackpool.
Hilton Blackpool
North Promenade Sea Front, Blackpool, Lancashire, FY1 2JQ, Tel: 01253 623434 www.hilton.com
Guide Price: Approximately £85.00 per room per night. (Subject to availability)
The Hilton Blackpool is approximately a 2 minute walk to the Imperial Hotel Blackpool.
Grand Metropole Hotel Blackpool
Princess Parade, Promenade, Blackpool, FY1 1RQ, Tel: 0871 222 0032 www.britanniahotels.com
Guide Prices: Approximately £60.00 per room per night including Breakfast. (Subject to availability)
The Grand Metropole Hotel Blackpool is approximately a 10 minute walk to the Imperial Hotel Blackpool.
The above is a selection of nearby hotels, rather than a recommended list. Millbrook Medical Conferences cannot be held
responsible for any booking made at the above hotels.
Please note that no bedrooms are being held at these hotels and are subject to availability at the best possible rate.
Friday 3rd October 2014
AUTUMN
MEETING
hosted by Blackpool
The Imperial Hotel, Blackpool
GENERAL INFORMATION
Course Dinner
The Course Dinner on the evening of Thursday 2nd October will be held at the White Tower Restaurant. The
restaurant offers panoramic views along Blackpool’s famous Promenade. Delegates will be transported to the
restaurant on the famous Blackpool Trams.
19:30 Tram leaves the Imperial Hotel
19:45 Pre Dinner Drinks at the White Tower Restaurant
20:15 Dinner at the White Tower Restaurant
A subsidised charge of £36.00 is requested as a contribution towards the evening dinner. Dress code: Lounge Suit.
CPD Accreditation
CPD accreditation has been applied for. To qualify for CPD points you must sign the attendance register.
BCIS Membership
To attend the BCIS Autumn Meeting, you must be a member of the British Cardiovascular Intervention Society.
The relevant application forms can be found at the back of this brochure.
Allied Health Professionals
Non Consultant Doctors
Consultants
£25.00 per annum
£50.00 per annum
£100.00 per annum
Booking Details
To register for this meeting please complete the attached registration form and return it to Millbrook Medical
Conferences or book online at www.millbrook-medical-conferences.co.uk.
Sponsors
BCIS thanks the British Cardiovascular Industry Association whose members are pharmaceutical Healthcare
Technology Companies, for their continued support and sponsorship towards the BCIS Autumn Meeting.
Organising Secretariat
Millbrook Medical Conferences Limited
The Red House, 22 High Street, Lutterworth, Leicestershire, LE17 4AD
Telephone: 01455 552559 Fax: 01455 557377 Email: [email protected]
www.millbrook-medical-conferences.co.uk
DATE FOR YOUR DIARY
Advanced Cardiovascular Intervention 2015
21st - 23rd January 2015
London Hilton Metropole Hotel
www.bcis-aci.co.uk
Friday 3rd October 2014
AUTUMN
MEETING
hosted by Blackpool
The Imperial Hotel, Blackpool
BLACKPOOL
Blackpool is seaside town and borough of Lancashire in North West England. In the mid-18th century it became
popular to travel to the coast during the summer to bathe in the sea water to improve well-being. In 1781, visitors
attracted to Blackpool’s seven mile sandy beach via its newly built private road. Stagecoaches began running to
Blackpool from Manchester in the same year and from Halifax in 1821. The population grew over the years as new
buildings were erected and Blackpool rose to prominence as a major tourism centre in England when a railway was
built in the 1940s connecting it to the industrialised regions of Northern England.
Today, Blackpool’s seafront continues to attract millions of visitors each year to its promenade complete with piers,
fortune-tellers, public houses, trams, donkey rides, fish-and-shop shops and theatres.
Blackpool’s major attractions and landmarks include Blackpool Tower (home to the famous Ballroom), Blackpool
Illuminations, the Pleasure Beach, Blackpool Zoo, Sandcastle Water Park, the Winter Gardens, and the UK’s only
surviving first-generation tramway.
Friday 3rd October 2014
AUTUMN
MEETING
hosted by Blackpool
The Imperial Hotel, Blackpool
PLACES TO VISIT IN BLACKPOOL
Blackpool Tower
The Blackpool Tower was built in 1894 and is 518ft tall. Home to five amazing attractions, it’s also filled with
incredible unique architecture including bespoke Burmantoft terracotta glazed panels and magnificent designs by
Frank Matcham.
• The Blackpool Tower Eye and 4D Cinema Experience
• The Blackpool Tower Ballroom
• The Blackpool Tower Dungeon
• The Blackpool Tower Circus
• Jungle Jim’s - indoor soft play centre
Blackpool Illuminations
The Illuminations have been a major tourist attraction since 1879, and a guiding light for visitors to the resort ever
since. These days the Illuminations are looking to the future by embracing more energy-efficient technology in an
attempt to minimise the event’s carbon footprint.
Pleasure Beach
A great day out for all the family at this traditional English seaside amusement park. A favourite for thrill-seekers who
can brave ‘The Big One’, the Pleasure Beach’s biggest, fastest and scariest roller coaster climbing up to a height of
235 ft.
Blackpool Zoo
The multi award-winning zoo is situated in 32 acres of spacious mature parkland with lakes, waterfalls and traditional
English woodland. The animals reside in large, natural enclosures aiming to make sure you get as close as possible to
all the species.
Sandcastle Water Park
Sandcastle Waterpark Blackpool is the UK’s largest Indoor waterpark and with more than 18 slides and attractions in
an 84 degree tropical climate. There is fun for all the family with white knuckle rides, an adventure play area and the
Sea Breeze Spa for some relaxation and treatments.
Winter Gardens
Blackpool’s Winter Gardens first opened to the public on 11 July 1878. As Blackpool developed as a seaside resort and
with a boom in leisure in the late Nineteenth and early twentieth century, the venue developed as an entertainment
complex and adapted to cope with a large range of visitors.
The scale and sheer architectural richness of The Winter Gardens provided a vibrant theatrical and entertainment
experience for both the audience and the performers
Today the Winter Gardens offer a variety of shows, events, exhibitions, dining and bars at its many venues.
SEA LIFE Blackpool
SEA LIFE Blackpool showcases more than 50 dazzling displays and more than 1,000 spectacular aquatic creatures
including sharks, colourful reef fish, turtles, rays and sea horses. You can also visit ‘Big Daddy’ the name the centre
has given to a nine-foot Japanese Spider crab!.
Friday 3rd October 2014
The Imperial Hotel, Blackpool
AUTUMN
MEETING
REGISTRATION FORM
hosted by Blackpool
Complete the details below to register for the BCIS Autumn Meeting
or alternatively register online at www.millbrook-medical-conferences.co.uk
NO REGISTRATION FEE
Places are limited and it is recommended you book early to avoid disappointment.
Title (Prof/Dr/Mr/Mrs/Miss/Ms):
First Name:
Surname:
Job Title:
Hospital:
Email:
Contact Number:
BCIS Number: (All registrants must be, or become, a member of BCIS)
Special Dietary Requirements:
I wish to attend the pre conference dinner at The White Tower Restaurant on Thursday 2nd October
(Please note that the cost of a ticket to the course dinner is £36) ❏
Payment details:
CREDIT CARD: VISA / MASTERCARD / MAESTRO (Please circle) Please note that American Express is not accepted
Card number:
Issue number
Expiry date:
Security code
(If applicable)
Last 3 digits on signature strip
Name on card:
Payment for the course dinner can also be paid by cheque to Millbrook Medical Conferences Ltd
RETURN THIS REGISTRATION FORM TO: MILLBROOK MEDICAL CONFERENCES LTD
The Red House, 22 High Street, Lutterworth, Leicestershire LE17 4AD
Telephone: 01455 552559 Fax: 01455 557377 Email: [email protected]
Your contact details will be kept for future use so that we can send you information about Millbrook’s forthcoming events
and courses. If you would rather we removed your details from our database, please put a tick in the box ❏
BRITISH CARDIOVASCULAR
INTERVENTION SOCIETY
Registered Charity No. 1073454
APPLICATION FOR MEMBERSHIP
All fields must be completed for your application to be considered
Are you a Consultant/SpR/nurse/Technician/Radiographer/other (please specify)
Title
Dr/Mr/Mrs/Miss/Ms/Other
First Name
Surname
Job Title
Professional
Body
Hospital
GMC/RSN/RCCP/Other
(please state)
Registration
No
Address
Postcode
Tel
Email
2nd Email
Signature
Date
Annual subscription fees: £100.00 for Consultant / £50.00 for Non-Consultant / £25.00 for Allied Health Professional
If you work for a commercial organisation, you are not eligible for BCIS membership but can attend BCIS meetings
through membership of BCIA (British Cardiovascular Industry Association).
For further information contact: +44 (0) 20 8980 0679, [email protected] or www.bcia.co.uk.
Subscription to BCIS is payable annually by direct debit. Please complete the membership and direct debit
form and send originals (faxed or emailed forms are not acceptable) to:
Azeem Ahmad
Affiliates Coordinator
BCIS
c/o British Cardiovascular Society
9 Fitzroy Square
London W1T 5HW
Tel: +44 (0) 20 7380 1918
Email: [email protected]
Web: www.bcis.org.uk
Attendance at the BCIS Autumn meeting on Friday 3rd October is free of charge to all BCIS members.
However a nominal charge of £36 is requested as a contribution towards the course dinner on
Thursday evening.
Places are limited and it is recommended you book early to avoid disappointment.
Instruction to your
Bank or Building
Society to pay by
Direct Debit
Please fill in the whole form excluding official use box using a ball
point pen and send it to:
Originator's Identification Number
9
1
1
9
9
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British Cardiovascular Society
9 Fitzroy Square
London
W1T 5HW
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9
9
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FOR British Cardiovascular Society OFFICIAL USE ONLY
This is not part of the instruction to your Bank or Building Society.
Name(s) of Account Holder(s)
Bank/Building Society account number
Branch Sort Code
Name and full postal address of your Bank or Building Society
To: The Manager
Bank/Building Society
Address
Instruction to your Bank or Building Society
Please pay British Cardiovascular Society Direct Debits from the account
detailed in this Instruction subject to the safeguards assured by the
Direct Debit Guarantee. I understand that this Instruction may remain
with British Cardiovascular Society and, if so, details will be passed
electronically to my Bank/Building Society.
Signature(s)
Postcode
Reference Number
B C I
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Date
Banks and Building Societies may not accept Direct Debit Instructions
from some types of account
This guarantee should be detached and retained by the Payer
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• This Guarantee is offered by all banks and building societies that accept instructions to pay Direct Debits
• If there are any changes to the amount, date or frequency of your Direct Debit BCS will notify you 10 working days in advance
of your account being debited or as otherwise agreed. If you request BCS to collect a payment, confirmation of the amount and
date will be given to you at the time of the request
• If an error is made in the payment of your Direct Debit by BCS or your bank or building society you are entitled to a full and
immediate refund of the amount paid from your bank or building society
- If you receive a refund you are not entitled to, you must pay it back when BCS asks you to
• You can cancel a Direct Debit at any time by simply contacting your bank or building society. Written confirmation may be
required. Please also notify us