Society for Cardiothoracic Surgery in GB & Ireland

Society for Cardiothoracic Surgery in GB & Ireland The Society for Cardiothoracic Surgery in Great Britain and Ireland SCTS was founded in 1934. (SCTS)

Our aim is to continuously improve the quality of healthcare that our members deliver to patients in an open and accountable manner We are the Society for Cardiothoracic Surgery in Great Britain & Ireland.

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08/06/2026

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The Student Education Committee invites students, trainees and anyone interested in cardiothoracic surgery to an evening...
04/06/2026

The Student Education Committee invites students, trainees and anyone interested in cardiothoracic surgery to an evening on how the specialty approaches risk and safety, from risk scoring to lessons borrowed from aviation. No prior knowledge is assumed.

Tuesday 9 June 2026, 5:30pm BST
Online via Microsoft Teams
https://scts.org/events/472/scts_sec_making_cardiothoracic_surgery_safer

May 12th is the anniversary of Florence Nightingales birth. We must take a moment to express our deepest gratitude to a...
12/05/2026

May 12th is the anniversary of Florence Nightingales birth. We must take a moment to express our deepest gratitude to all nurses for the extraordinary hard work and care contributions. You are the heart of healthcare, caring with kindness, patience, and strength in sometimes challenging times. We must thank you all for your dedication to cardiothoracic patients, providing care and compassion at their most vulnerable moments.
On behalf of the SCTS we truly appreciate everything you do!

Daisy Sandeman, Clinical Nurse Manager with NHS Lothian, has been awarded the Inspiring Excellence – Nursing Innovation ...
11/05/2026

Daisy Sandeman, Clinical Nurse Manager with NHS Lothian, has been awarded the Inspiring Excellence – Nursing Innovation and Research Award at the Royal College of Nursing Scotland Nurse of the Year Awards last month. A fantastic achievement and well deserved recognition of her leadership, dedication, and innovative contribution to nursing practice. Well done, Daisy, on this outstanding win.

21/04/2026

SCTS is delighted that Mr. Pala B. Rajesh, Consultant Thoracic Surgeon (retired), Birmingham formerly of Birmingham Heartlands Hospital and a former Vice President of the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh was invited by the Ministry of Health, Malta for the 350th anniversary of the school of anatomy and surgery celebrations. He was awarded the 350th Anniversary Medal by the Health Minister Mr. Jo etienne Abela, a fellow of RCS Edinburgh in recognition for his vast contributions to surgery and graduate examinations in Malta.

Mr Pala B. Rajesh shares his life after Thoracic Surgery in the Thoracic Forum held in Birmingham in February 2026

20/04/2026

The Conception of Thoracic Forum by Mr PB Rajesh.

Mr. Pala B. Rajesh, Consultant Thoracic Surgeon (retired), Birmingham formerly of Birmingham Heartlands Hospital and a former Vice President of the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh was invited by the Ministry of Health, Malta for the 350th anniversary of the school of anatomy and surgery celebrations. He was awarded the 350th Anniversary Medal by the Health Minister Mr. Jo etienne Abela, a fellow of RCS Edinburgh in recognition for his vast contributions to surgery and graduate examinations in Malta.

Mr Pala B. Rajesh shares his life after Thoracic Surgery in the Thoracic Forum held in Birmingham in February 2026.

SCTS is delighted that Mr. Pala B. Rajesh, Consultant Thoracic Surgeon (retired), Birmingham formerly of Birmingham Hear...
19/04/2026

SCTS is delighted that Mr. Pala B. Rajesh, Consultant Thoracic Surgeon (retired), Birmingham formerly of Birmingham Heartlands Hospital and a former Vice President of the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh was invited by the Ministry of Health, Malta for the 350th anniversary of the school of anatomy and surgery celebrations. He was awarded the 350th Anniversary Medal by the Health Minister Mr. Jo etienne Abela, a fellow of RCS Edinburgh in recognition for his vast contributions to surgery and graduate examinations in Malta.

Mr Pala B. Rajesh shares his life after Thoracic Surgery in the Thoracic Forum held in Birmingham in February 2026.

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