Lipid Disorders and Management – Professor Ahmet Fuat

This meeting has been sponsored through funding by Daiichi Sankyo UK. Daiichi Sankyo was not involved in the organisation of the meeting except for the CardioConnect session for which it is fully responsible. The educational session has been developed independently by Professor Fuat. This event is intended for UK healthcare professionals only
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What to expect from this session:

  • Benefits of lowering LDL-C in cardiovascular disease

  • Strategies for primary and secondary prevention of CVD

  • Overview of current NICE guidelines on lipid management

  • Implementing local pathways for secondary prevention

  • Meeting cholesterol targets for CVD prevention, QOF, and audits

  • Use of cardiovascular risk assessment tools in primary care

  • Practical tips for improving lipid management in everyday practice

  • Addressing patient adherence and lifestyle modification

  • Role of newer lipid-lowering therapies

  • Q &A

    Webinar Event Timing
    19:00–19:05 Welcome & Introduction
    19:05–19:15 Daiichi Sankyo UK Ltd- CardioConnect
    19:15–21:00 Professor Ahmet Fuat
    21:00 Webinar ends
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Meet the Speaker: Professor Ahmet Fuat

Professor Ahmet Fuat is an experienced GP and cardiology specialist with over 37 years in primary care. He pioneered the UK’s first integrated heart failure clinic, holds a PhD in heart failure, and is an Honorary Professor at Durham University. He has contributed to national and international CVD guidelines, served as President of the PCCS, and is currently Medical Director at Oberoi Consulting. He leads on digital CVD care tools, mentors clinicians, and remains active in research, education, and policy advisory roles.