BHRS: Living with COVID - Challenges and Benefits of Changes
Published: 14 May 2020
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2m 50sPart 1 Introduction: Living with COVID Francisco Leyva, Mauro Biffi
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16m 48sPart 2 Continuing Cardiology: During and after COVID Howard Marshall
Overview
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’.
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More from this programme
Part 1
Introduction: Living with COVID
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Introduction: Living with COVID | Watch now |
Part 2
Continuing Cardiology: During and after COVID
Part 3
Remote Clinics & Investigations: What Have We Learnt During COVID?
Part 4
BNP and ECG as a Guide to Picking up Significant Valvular Heart Disease
Part 5
Imaging in the Era of COVID: Who Needs Imaging When Resources Are Limited??
Part 6
Running a Remote Device Clinic with Cases during and after COVID-19
Part 7
Opportunities and Challenges with Remote Services during and after COVID-19
Part 8
Patient Satisfaction With Remote Services During and After COVID-19
Part 9
Closing Remarks: Living with COVID
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Closing Remarks: Living with COVID | Watch now |
Faculty Biographies
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Ross Hunter
Consultant and Professor of Cardiology
Personal History
Professor Ross Jacob Hunter was born in 1977 in the UK. He is a Consultant Cardiologist specialising in arrhythmia management and the clinical lead for AF services at The Barts Heart Centre.3
Academic History
Prof Hunter earned his BSc in Cardiovascular Medicine from Imperial College London in 1998. In 2001, he was awarded an MBBS with a distinction from Guy’s Kings & St Thomas and his MRCP from the Royal College of Physicians in 2004.2
In 2013, he completed his PhD from the Queen Mary University of London in the field of Clinical Cardiac Electrophysiology with a thesis focused on catheter ablation of atrial fibrillation. That year, he was also awarded a Certificate of Completion of Training (CCT) from the London Deanery for Postgraduate Medical Education.2
Prof Hunter is active in clinical research. He…