BHRS: Living with COVID - Challenges and Benefits of Changes

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BHRS: Living with COVID - Challenges and Benefits of Changes

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Prof Francisco Leyva and Prof Mauro Biffi introduce this online video series, filmed in partnership with the BHRS. Through a series of 8 videos, they explain how faculty aim to draw parallels on hospital responses during the COVID-19 crisis and assess how treating patients in cardiology has been during this period and how cardiologists will continue to operate in what will be the new ‘normal’.

A Radcliffe Medical Media production in partnership with the British Heart Rhythm Society (BHRS).

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Part 1

Introduction: Living with COVID

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Part 2

Continuing Cardiology: During and after COVID

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Part 3

Remote Clinics & Investigations: What Have We Learnt During COVID?

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Part 4

BNP and ECG as a Guide to Picking up Significant Valvular Heart Disease

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Part 5

Imaging in the Era of COVID: Who Needs Imaging When Resources Are Limited??

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Part 6

Running a Remote Device Clinic with Cases during and after COVID-19

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Part 7

Opportunities and Challenges with Remote Services during and after COVID-19

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Part 8

Patient Satisfaction With Remote Services During and After COVID-19

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Part 9

Closing Remarks: Living with COVID

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Faculty Biographies

Howard Marshall

Howard Marshall

Consultant Electrophysiologist & Clinical Lead QEH

Howard Marshall trained at Leeds University graduating in 1988. He was appointed as a Consultant at Queen Elizabeth Hospital in 2000. Since then he has developed the pacing and defibrillator service at the QE to become the largest in the region.

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