Information & Advice For Arrhythmia Patients
Arrhythmia Alliance Patients Day 2019
Sunday 6 October | The ICC, Birmingham, UK
Do you have an arrhythmia? Do you have SVT / PSVT? Do you have an ICD/S-ICD? Would you like to learn more about your condition?
If you have answered YES to any or all of these questions, then join us and hundreds of other patients at Arrhythmia Alliance Patients Day 2019.
World renowned medical experts will be sharing their knowledge and talking about up to date research. Learn more about your condition, how you can better manage it and what treatment options are available to you. Patients Day gives you the opportunity to ask questions and discuss your concerns with doctors and to meet other patients in a similar situation to you in a relaxed, comfortable environment.
This year, we have added new topics and invited new speakers, so even if you have attended Patients Day in the past, you will still learn something new.
If you or someone close to you lives with an arrhythmia, we are confident you will experience a profound sense of relief when you attend this year's Arrhythmia Alliance Patients Day.
Registration is £35 per person. Based on your feedback and to hold last year's price, tea and coffee will be available throughout the day for you to purchase. Complimentary lunch which will include water will be provided. Water will also be provided in all meeting rooms.
Register for Patients Day 2019
What past attendees have found useful about attending Arrhythmia Alliance Patients Day:
“Hearing the latest research and to be informed about the range of treatments used. It was helpful to meet other patients to be able to gauge and be assured regarding the severity and suitability of treatment our daughter is receiving.”
“Meeting other parents with children with CPVT. Finding out more about the Arrhythmia Alliance. Seeing our daughter’s consultant explaining CPVT in more detail, feeling reassured by the treatment our daughter has received so far.”
“Have attended for many years and always very satisfied when day finished.”
“Thank you for holding this. I don’t feel so alone”
11.00 |
Welcome |
11.05 |
Am I at risk of heart failure and what are my options? |
11.30 |
Relationships and my arrhythmia |
12.00 |
Debate: Treatment options for my arrhythmia: Drugs or devices? |
12.30 |
Update |
12.45 |
LUNCH |
The morning session will be followed by four separate break out sessions.
ICD Session | |
13.30 | Patient Speaker |
14.00 | Cardiomyopathy what does it mean and what options are available |
14.30 | Anxiety management for patient and carers with and ICD |
15.00 | BREAK |
15.15 | S-ICD versus ICD why does it matter |
15.45 | The role of the ICD in heart failure patients |
16.15 | Lifestyle advice for people with an ICD. Do's and don’t's, cans and can'ts |
16.45 | Round up/ Conclusion |
17.00 | CLOSE |
CPVT Session | |
13.30 | Patient Speaker |
14.00 | CPVT Genetics |
14.30 | Living with CPVT - How can I monitor my heart rate looking at technology that might help |
15.00 | BREAK |
15.15 | Living with CPVT - what should I say to school / nursery / other carers? |
15.45 | Living with CPVT - Can I take part in sports? |
16.15 | Living with CPVT - Living with an ICD |
16.45 | Round up / conclusion |
17.00 | CLOSE |
SVT Session | |
13.30 | Patient Speaker |
14.00 | What is SVT and how do I live with it? |
14.30 | What treatment options are available? |
15.00 | BREAK |
15.15 | Ablation for SVT |
15.45 | SVT - do not let your GP dismiss it. |
16.15 | Anxiety feeding SVT feeding anxiety and how to cope. |
16.45 | Round up / Conclusion |
17.00 | CLOSE |
General Arrhythmia Alliance Session | |
13.30 |
Patient Speaker |
14.00 | Left Bundle Branch Block |
14.30 | Heart block - what does it mean and what are my options? |
15.00 | BREAK |
15.15 | Innappropriate Sinus Tachycardia - what is it and what can be done? |
15.45 | Venricular Tachycardia vs Ventricular Fibrillation. What are they and how to treat them |
16.15 | Long QT - What are my options? |
16.45 | Round up / Conclusion |
17.00 | CLOSE |