Prof Julie Sanders retweeted
Explore the ESC-curated collection of scientific articles addressing sex and gender dimensions in cardiovascular care. Discover evidence-based insights selected by the 2024-2026 ESC Gender Task Force ow.ly/vj0P50ZX4XS
#WomenInCardiology #CardiovascularHealth #ESCYoung #ESCardioEd @ATycinska @alessia_gimelli @drbirgitvogel @JGrapsa @julessanders2 @mrubini @Marta33717088 @maryamkavousi @ViclouiseJ
Prof Julie Sanders retweeted
❤️ What should the priorities be for women’s heart health research?
We need your help to identify the unanswered questions that matter most.
Choose up to 10 priorities in our shortlisting survey. You don’t need to have taken part in our first survey.
👥 Open across the UK & Republic of Ireland
⏱️ ~15 mins
📲 Take part: forms.cloud.microsoft/pages/…
Please take part and share ❤️
#WomensHeartHealth #HeartResearch #WomensHealth
Prof Julie Sanders retweeted
📢Help decide the future research priorities for women's heart health by taking 15 minutes our of your day to complete the Women's Heart Health Shortlisting Survey ❤️ ow.ly/47Hy50ZOEPO
Please share with your networks!
Prof Julie Sanders retweeted
#ACNAP26 is just around the corner!!
Have made all arrangements to make the most of it!?
If you’re trying to be more sustainable #ACNAP #EnvironmentalOfficer has some tips for you!
Check out the #ACNAP26 #EnvironmentalSustainability website: escardio.org/events/congress…
Prof Julie Sanders retweeted
#ACNAP26 is just a few days away!
Check out #ACNAP #Sustainability actions: Towards a sustainable future together.
👉 escardio.org/events/congress…
#EnvironmentalOfficer
@escardio @ACNAPPresident
Prof Julie Sanders retweeted
Join us on Saturday 30th May 10am-4pm and be a part of the #HeartOfLeeds, marking 60 years of Heart Research UK’s lifesaving work, from Leeds to communities across the UK. ❤️
@theburleybanksy @sandinyoureye #Mural #LeedsEvents #LeedsArt #Leeds
Prof Julie Sanders retweeted
Professor Dame Anne Marie Rafferty will be speaking at a hybrid event in Brussels on International Nursing Day on Tuesday 12 May.
She will be addressing the topic of how nurses can support health system transformation.
Register now!
eurohealthobservatory.who.in…
Prof Julie Sanders retweeted
Have you or a loved one been affected by heart diseases? ❤️
Join our Patient and Public Network (PPN), and help to shape our work and save and improve thousands of lives: heartresearch.org.uk/support…
Get in touch with [email protected] to learn more!
Prof Julie Sanders retweeted
🫀Cardiologists - we need your input!
Help shape the top 10 research priorities for women’s heart health 👇
🔗 Take the survey: forms.cloud.microsoft/e/UdYk…
Learn more: kcl.ac.uk/research/research-…
#WomensHeartHealth #Cardiology #HealthEquity
@ProfDConnelly @BCSWIC @BritishCardioSo @dr_benoy_n_shah @BirkhoelzerS @mmamas1973
Prof Julie Sanders retweeted
Only a few weeks left to add your voice to the future of women’s heart health research!
We’re gathering input from across the UK & Ireland, all ages, backgrounds, and communities.
💬 Please share with colleagues, friends, and family as every perspective counts.
🔗 Take part: forms.cloud.microsoft/e/UdYk…
#WomensHeartHealth #CVD #Cardiology #HealthResearch #HeartHealth
@ALLIANCEScot @ScotCardio @ageuk @MindCharity @DementiaUK @macmillancancer @mariecurieuk @agescotland @bemis_scotland @cemvoscot @younwomensc @youngwomenscot
Heart disease is the leading cause of death in women worldwide yet women remain under-represented in #cardiovascular research.
A new @LindAlliance PSP is working with patients, carers and clinicians to identify the top research priorities for women’s heart health.
Have a question about women and heart disease that research should answer?
Share it in this short survey 👇
forms.cloud.microsoft/pages/…
Learn more about the project:
kcl.ac.uk/research/research-…
#WomensHeartHealth #HeartResearch #PatientVoice #CardiovascularDisease #HealthResearch #CVD
Prof Julie Sanders retweeted
🫀New consensus statement @EHJVSHDEiC
Managing adults with #CongenitalHeartDisease undergoing non-cardiac surgery is complex & high-risk yet 74% of cases occur at non-specialist centres.
Experts from @WGACHDChair & @ISACHD share practical anaesthetic guidance
academic.oup.com/ehjvshd/art…
#ACHD
Prof Julie Sanders retweeted
#ACNAPCardioTalk #Environmental Series Episode released 💚
Marking the United Nations #ZeroWasteDay 🌍
"How to make more sustainable health facilities: Reducing waste strategies."
👉 esc365.escardio.org/event/26…
#EnvironmentalOfficer
Prof Julie Sanders retweeted
Take part in a short survey led by @KingsCollegeLon to understand what matters most to you about women’s heart health and use those insights to shape future research: ow.ly/tYH350YbMXw
#HeartResearchUK #HeartHealth #HeartDiseases #WomensHealth
Prof Julie Sanders retweeted
#ACNAP webinar:
Amyloidosis: presentation, treatments, and the role of Nurses and Allied Professionals.
Learn from top experts about early diagnosis, management, and multidisciplinary care.
30 March 2026
🎙️ Host: @cathy_donegal
🗣️ Speakers: @2tbueser & Dr Giblin
Register for free 👉esc365.escardio.org/event/24…
Prof Julie Sanders retweeted
Heart disease is the leading cause of death in women worldwide yet women remain under-represented in #cardiovascular research.
A new @LindAlliance PSP is working with patients, carers and clinicians to identify the top research priorities for women’s heart health.
Have a question about women and heart disease that research should answer?
Share it in this short survey 👇
forms.cloud.microsoft/pages/…
Learn more about the project:
kcl.ac.uk/research/research-…
#WomensHeartHealth #HeartResearch #PatientVoice #CardiovascularDisease #HealthResearch #CVD
Prof Julie Sanders retweeted
Croí is excited to support the launch of an important survey designed to transform the future of women’s heart health. ❤️📝
For more information, visit the official project webpage: kcl.ac.uk/research/research-…
#BeatingBias #HeartHealth #WomensHealth #Research #HeartDisease
Very excited to have so many important and influential roles on offer for dedicated and passionate nursing and allied professional cardiovascular wanting to make a difference to CV care. Please apply!
🚀 ACNAP Elections 2026–2028: A Unique Chance to Shape the Future of Cardiovascular Nursing & Allied Professions!
ACNAP is gearing up for its 2026–2028 Board and Nominating Committee elections — and this year brings exciting new opportunities for motivated professionals ready to lead and inspire.
📅 Important dates:
28 February 2026: Deadline to submit applications
30 March 2026: Announcement of candidates & start of voting
13 June 2026: Official announcement at the ACNAP General Assembly
🙌 We encourage all engaged, visionary cardiovascular nurses and allied professionals to apply!
👉 Learn more & submit your application today:
escardio.org/communities/ass…
#ACNAPElections2026
Prof Julie Sanders retweeted
🚀 ACNAP Elections 2026–2028: A Unique Chance to Shape the Future of Cardiovascular Nursing & Allied Professions!
ACNAP is gearing up for its 2026–2028 Board and Nominating Committee elections — and this year brings exciting new opportunities for motivated professionals ready to lead and inspire.
📅 Important dates:
28 February 2026: Deadline to submit applications
30 March 2026: Announcement of candidates & start of voting
13 June 2026: Official announcement at the ACNAP General Assembly
🙌 We encourage all engaged, visionary cardiovascular nurses and allied professionals to apply!
👉 Learn more & submit your application today:
escardio.org/communities/ass…
#ACNAPElections2026
Prof Julie Sanders retweeted
Please take the time to complete this important survey about the research priorities for cardiovascular disease in women being led by @julessanders2
@ACUSouthTees
What questions about women’s #heartdisease still go unanswered?
A new @LindAlliance survey funded by @heartresearchuk is asking you to help set the research agenda
<7 minutes
Anonymous
Open from 9 Feb at 10am
Add your voice: forms.cloud.microsoft/pages/…
Please share
#WomensHealth
Prof Julie Sanders retweeted
Women remain underrepresented in #cardiovascular research despite CVD being one of the leading causes of death across the UK & ROI
@ScottishNAPCA is proud to be an official partner in this important women’s heart health survey
Read more & take part: bit.ly/3MwNkSv
























