Join our Complete Revascularisation Discussion Group ahead of the CoRe meeting this March! Join a Discussion in Complete Revascularisation Discussion Group The third international CoRe meeting will be held in London, 11-12 March 2019. By bringing together an international faculty of thought leaders and experts in complex coronary revascularisation, CoRe is committed to confronting the…
Continue reading ➞ Keep up with discussions from the upcoming CoRe meeting on MedShr!
MedShr is now working with BCIS – the British Cardiovascular Interventional Society – to connect its members through clinical case discussion. The MedShr app enables doctors to post clinical images and cases from their every day clinical practice. Launched in 2015 MedShr is growing rapidly with a GDPR and GMC compliant network of over 800,000…
Continue reading ➞ MedShr and BCIS – Interventional Cardiology Case Discussion
MedShr is working with the London Arrhythmia Summit 2019 which is on Friday 15 March at the King’s Fund. This important meeting brings together heart rhythm experts and a world-renowned faculty to review and discuss the latest updates and controversies in heart rhythm, EP and device therapy. Register now for London Arrhythmia Summit 2019 You…
Continue reading ➞ Join MedShr at the London Arrhythmia Summit 2019!
MedShr is now fully live in the USA and will be presented at the JP Morgan Healthcare Conference in San Francisco 7th-10th January 2019. MedShr is a medical knowledge platform that enables doctors to use their own smartphone to share and discuss clinical cases in a HIPAA and GDPR compliant private, professional network. Launched from…
Continue reading ➞ MedShr – The Medical Knowledge Platform – JP Morgan Healthcare Conference
MedShr is working with the Cardiovascular Research Foundation again in 2019 to support the Chronic Total Occlusion (CTO) Summit! CTO summit 2019 takes place in the heart of NYC, from 28th February to 1st March 2019. This important meeting for interventional cardiologists combines vital insight from live cases with didactic and hands-on sessions around the…
MedShr has launched Clinical Leaders – an exciting new initiative for physicians who are at the forefront of their specialty and are passionate about technology. They will work closely with our Community Team and Clinical Fellows to support peer-to-peer learning across the MedShr global network. MedShr offers Clinical Leaders a platform to showcase their expertise,…
We've launched the MedShr Trauma Meeting – a new group where you can post the X-rays, MRI and CT scans that you discuss in your daily hospital trauma meeting and case conferences. Trauma and orthopaedic case discussions are a critically important part of training as well as ensuring that patients get the best care. They…
Dr Jouli Chamoun. Clinical Manager | MedShr For every abnormal blood test and biochemical abnormality medical students and doctors learn lists of causes, at the bottom of which are rare diseases (often caused by a single gene defect). This has been relatively academic in the past, but recently biologic therapies have started to become available…
Continue reading ➞ Paediatric Osteomalacia and XLH: Clinical presentation, diagnosis and management
Dr Asif Qasim. Consultant Cardiologist. The ESC Hypertension Guidelines released at ESC in Munich in September 2018, were jointly developed by the European Society of Cardiology (ESC) and the European Society of Hypertension (ESH). The guidelines provide recommendations in diagnosis, evaluating risk, when and how to treat hypertension and risk reduction with both lifestyle advice and…
Continue reading ➞ Managing Hypertension – the 2018 ESC Guidelines and beyond
MedShr Founder, Dr Asif Qasim, was awarded a British Heart Foundation Fellowship in 2002. The Fellowship supported his research into cardiac stem cell biology at Cambridge University and as a visiting fellow at Yale, that led to his PhD. The BHF 4Chambers team interviewed him recently about his research, the impact it has had on…
Continue reading ➞ MedShr Founder Dr Asif Qasim speaks to BHF
