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We Are The Irish Cardiac Society
Established in 1949 the Irish Cardiac Society is the professional society in Ireland for those whose primary interest is in the practice of Cardiology, Cardiovascular Surgery and Cardiovascular Research.
Irish Cardiac Society
72nd ANNUAL SCIENTIFIC MEETING
Thursday 7th – Saturday 9th October 2021
The abstract process has now closed. Programme information will be available in July.
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Employment Opportunities / Fellowships
Local Associations and Charities
European Society of Cardiology (ESC)
Subgroups
ACC
British & Irish Chapter
Upcoming Events
18:30-20:30 Thursday 29 April, 27 May & 24 June
Online Series
Irish Anticoagulation Forum Webinar Series 2021
ICOT Session: Coronary Artery Disease
ICOT Session: Acute Coronary Care – Acute Shock
ICS Annual Scientific Meeting & AGM
ICOT Session: Pulmonary Hypertension
ICOT Session: Adult Congenital Heart Disease
External Event
Irish Cardiac Society Event
Membership
Membership of the Irish Cardiac Society is open to consultant cardiologists and cardiology trainees who meet the necessary entry requirements.
Benefits of Membership
Affiliation with National Professional Society for Cardiology in Ireland
Automatic Membership of European Society of Cardiology
Regular Updates and Communications
Access to Annual General Meeting and CPD accredited events throughout the year
Access to Members Only Area within Website
Latest News
Medical Workforce Report 2020-2021
This report gives an overview of the medical workforce in publicly funded health services over the course of 2020. The HSE is mandated by the Medical Practitioners Act 2007 to assess, on an annual basis, the number and type of NCHDs required by the Irish health...
Medical Workforce Report 2020-2021
This report gives an overview of the medical workforce in publicly funded health services over the course of 2020. The HSE is mandated by the Medical Practitioners Act 2007 to assess, on an annual basis, the number and type of NCHDs required by the Irish health service. These doctors include interns, specialist trainees and non-trainees. For the second year in a row now, the report also includes an overview of the consultant workforce. Data used in the analysis of both NCHDs and consultants is collected from the NDTP Doctors Integrated Management E-System (DIME). Recent developments of the DIME system have allowed for a more comprehensive review of the Irish publicly funded medical workforce.
