Podcasts
Patient Information day for people with inherited heart rhythm conditions (Long QT Syndrome and Brugada Syndrome)
On the 26th January 2010, an information day was held for patients and families with inherited heart rhythm conditions, specifically Long QT Syndrome and Brugada Syndrome. The idea behind the day was to give people a chance to find out more information about the two conditions and an opportunity to meet and share their experiences with other people in a similar situation. We had good feedback on the day and hope to organise further meetings, perhaps on an annual basis. We also wanted to broach the idea of setting up a patient led support group, who could in the future take over the organisation and running of such meetings. Any feedback or suggestions on this matter would be gratefully received.
Stephanie Oates
Tel: 01865 234673
steph.oates@cardiov.ox.ac.uk
Cardiovascular Genetic Counsellor,
Department of Cardiovascular medicine,
John Radcliffe Hospital,
Headington,
Oxford,
OX3 9DU.
www.cardiov.ox.ac.uk/inherited-heart-disease
1. Professor Hugh Watkins - The role and importance of the Inherited Cardiac Conditions Clinic.mp3
2. Trudie Lobban - The role and work of the Arrhythmia Alliance.mp3
3. Dr Nick Archer - The Paediatric Arrhythmia Clinic.mp3
4. Peter Byrne - Patient Experience.mp3
5. Dr Ed Blair - The genetics of LQT.BS and the utility of genetic testing.mp3
6. Nicky Slater - Patient Experience.mp3
7. Dr Kim Rajappan - The role of the Electrophysiologist and management of BS.mp3
8. Mrs Shirley - The role and work of the British Heart Foundation.mp3
9. Dr Tim Betts - The role of the Electrophysiologist and management of LQTS.mp3
10. Jennifer Cole - Deciphering the ECG.mp3
11. Richard Hill - Patient Experience.mp3
Podcasts
Heart podcasts are a new educational film resource for patients and medical professionals. Podcasts are short films which aim to inform you about the latest developments and insights into heart rhythm disorders, cardiovascular diseases, their diagnosis and their treatment.
The Heart podcasts site contains presentations on developments in heart rhythm disorders and cardiovascular diseases from different symposia. Click on the logo below to access heart podcasts. You should be aware that access to the heart podcasts link will take you away from the A-A website.
Link to HeartPodcast.org
