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CVRM Professional Care is sponsored by the pharmaceutical and med tech industries via Grants, Sponsorship, and Exhibition packages. Pharmaceutical companies have solely provided sponsorship through the purchase of exhibition space and/or sponsored speaker sessions with no further input into the arrangements or agenda of the meeting. Sessions delivered with input from our sponsors will always be marked on the programme. A full list of confirmed sponsors for CVRM Professional Care is available here.
 


 

2026 Programme

  1. Injectable therapies and the importance of correct injection technique
    Practical Workshops
    Erica Richardson
    Erica Richardson, Nurse Lecturer & Lead Diabetes Research Nurse University Hospital Leicester and Trend-Diabetes Advisor - The University Hospitals of Leicester
  2. Session presented by Leicester Diabetes Centre
    Integrated Care & Pathways Theatre
    Session presented by Leicester Diabetes Centre
  3. Preventing referral boomerangs - working cohesively across primary and secondary care
    Integrated Care & Pathways Theatre
    Danny Bartlett
    Danny Bartlett, Clinical lead - Primary Care School Kent Surrey and Sussex
  4. Addressing inequalities in CVRM: approaches for diverse populations
    Integrated Care & Pathways Theatre
  5. From hospital to high street: how ELOPE is re-engineering CVD prevention through practice based and community pharmacy
    Integrated Care & Pathways Theatre
    Sotiris Antoniou
    Sotiris Antoniou, Director, Clinical Services - St Bartholomew’s Hospital
  6. A step-by-step guide to building a CVRM clinic
    Integrated Care & Pathways Theatre
    Lisa Anderson
    Lisa Anderson, Consultant Cardiologist - St George's University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
    Debasish Banerjee
    Debasish Banerjee, Consultant Nephrologist - St George's University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
    Mimi Chen
    Mimi Chen, Consultant Endocrinologist - St George's University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
  7. AI in CVRM care
    Integrated Care & Pathways Theatre
    David Strain
    David Strain, Associate Professor in Cardiometabolic Health - University of Exeter Medical School
  8. Neighbourhood models and the future of integrated CVRM Care
    Integrated Care & Pathways Theatre
    Ciara Doherty
    Ciara Doherty, Lead Integrated Chronic Kidney Disease Prevention Pharmacist (Diabetes, Cardiovascular) - Guys and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust
  9. Session delivered by Primary Care Cardiovascular Society
    Integrated Care & Pathways Theatre
    Session delivered by Primary Care Cardiovascular Society
    Beverley Bostock
    Beverley Bostock, President-Elect - Primary Care Cardiovascular Society
  10. Managing long-term conditions: a nursing perspective
    Clinical 2 Theatre
    Becky Hyland
    Becky Hyland, Heart Failure Nurse Consultant - Community Heart Failure Service, Wiltshire
  11. Managing multimorbidity: cancer and CVRM conditions
    Clinical 2 Theatre
    Priya Reehal
    Priya Reehal, Clinical Nurse Specialist (Cardio-Oncology & Heart Failure) - Royal Brompton Hospital
  12. Scaling hybrid closed loop technology, delivering the three shifts: a national HIN approach to outpatient transformation
    Clinical 2 Theatre
    Faye Edwards
    Faye Edwards, Senior Programme Manager - Long Term Conditions - Health Innovation Network South London
    Sophie Harris
    Sophie Harris, Diabetes and Internal Medicine Consultant  - King's College Hospital
  13. Detection of advanced liver disease in the community setting
    Clinical 2 Theatre
    Detection of advanced liver disease in the community setting
  14. Type 1 diabetes in a CVRM world
    Clinical 2 Theatre
  15. Session presented by Leicester Diabetes Centre
    Clinical 1 Theatre
    Session presented by Leicester Diabetes Centre
  16. Managing CVRM in patients with frailty
    Clinical 1 Theatre
    Jude Partridge
    Jude Partridge, Consultant Geriatrician - Guy’s & St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust
  17. Balancing polypharmacy and deprescribing in CVRM
    Clinical 1 Theatre
    Balancing polypharmacy and deprescribing in CVRM
    Suhrab Sayfi
    Suhrab Sayfi, Lead Specialist Pharmacist - Diabetes & Endocrinology - London North West University Healthcare NHS Trust
    Gurpreet Kaur
    Gurpreet Kaur, Diabetes Medicines Optimisation Lead & Associate Lecturer - Black Country Integrated Care Board & UWE
  18. GLP-1 therapies in CVRM: beyond weight loss to cardiometabolic protection
    Clinical 1 Theatre
  19. Polyendocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome - a cardiorenal metabolic illness?
    Clinical 1 Theatre
    Carys Sonnenberg
    Carys Sonnenberg, GP - NHS
  20. Lipid management, keeping it simple
    Clinical 1 Theatre
    Lipid management, keeping it simple
    Raj Thakkar
    Raj Thakkar, President - Primary Care Cardiovascular Society
  21. When to refer, when to co-manage- clarifying responsibilities across the CKD pathway
    Clinical 1 Theatre
    Niraj Lakhani
    Niraj Lakhani, Director of Pharmacy - Willows Health, Leicester
    Andrew Frankel
    Andrew Frankel, Consultant Nephrologist - Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust
  22. Integrating and delivering lifestyle medicine in practice
    Clinical 1 Theatre
    Cami Hirons
    Cami Hirons, GP & Vice President - British Society of Lifestyle Medicine
    Nana Ocran
    Nana Ocran, Lead Diabetes Lifestyle Medicine Coach - North Lewisham PCN
  23. Complex cases in multimorbidity
    Clinical 1 Theatre
    Xenophon Kassianides
    Xenophon Kassianides, General Practitioner with Extended Role in CVRM, Primary Care Cardiovascular Society - The Ridings Medical Group, NHS Humber Health Partnership, Hull York Medical School
  24. Hypertension: approaches in primary and secondary care
    Clinical 1 Theatre
    Emily Turner
    Emily Turner, Lead GP Pharmacist - Aire Valley Surgery
  25. Closing the gap: improving cardiovascular care for women
    Clinical 1 Theatre
    Sarah Birkhoelzer
    Sarah Birkhoelzer, Cardiology Registrar and Clinical Research Fellow - Oxford University
  26. Managing CKD alongside multiple conditions: practical decision-making in complex patients
    Keynote Theatre
  27. Ultra processed food addiction (UPFA): a hidden clinical driver and intervention findings from Liberate
    Keynote Theatre
    Ellen Bennett
    Ellen Bennett, Liberate Operations Manager - Public Health Collaboration and Coventry University
  28. The Modern Service Framework for CVD
    Keynote Theatre
  29. Heart failure: delivering the 4 pillars of care across primary and secondary care
    Keynote Theatre
  30. Navigating updated NG28 guidelines
    Keynote Theatre
    Waqaar Shah
    Waqaar Shah, Primary Care Clinical Director - NHS London
    John Patterson
    John Patterson, GP Clinical Advisor - NiCE
  31. SGLT2 inhibitors beyond diabetes: myths, evidence and practical prescribing
    Keynote Theatre
    Joana Teles
    Joana Teles, Kidney Nurse Specialist - Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust
    Shurti Aina Patel
    Shurti Aina Patel, Senior Lecturer in Pharmacy Practice and Senior Clinical Pharmacist - University of Hertfordshire and Oakwood Medical Centre
  32. Finerenone in practice- what clinicians need to know
    Keynote Theatre
    Nadia Malik
    Nadia Malik, Practice Pharmacist - Queens Park Medical Centre
    Niraj Lakhani
    Niraj Lakhani, Director of Pharmacy - Willows Health, Leicester
  33. Moving beyond weight loss: obesity as the engine of CVRM
    Keynote Theatre
    Dr Eimear Darcy
    Dr Eimear Darcy, GP Partner - Grange Family Practice, Omagh
    Giles Yeo
    Giles Yeo, Professor of Molecular Neuroendocrinology - University of Cambridge
    Sarah Le Brocq
    Sarah Le Brocq, Obesity Advocate - -
    Claudia Coelho
    Claudia Coelho, Consultant Diabetes, Obesity and Endocrinology - Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust
  34. Defining CVRM
    Keynote Theatre
    Kevin Fernando
    Kevin Fernando, Portfolio GP - NHS Lothian

Diamond Sponsor

Diamond Sponsor

AstraZeneca has provided a sponsorship towards this independent programme. AstraZeneca has had no editorial input into or control over the agenda, content development or choice of speakers, nor opportunity to influence except for the AstraZeneca sponsored symposia. 

 

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