Gemma Mccalmont
Latest contributions
TAVI device selection and implantation - A perspective for nurses and allied professionals
18 Nov 2025 – From PCR London Valves 2025
This session offers an in-depth perspective tailored for nurses and allied professionals on TAVI device selection and implantation. It covers critical assessment techniques for aortic stenosis severity, detailed patient selection criteria, and step-by-step procedural insights. Additionally, it provides a comprehensive overview of valve options including self-expanding...
Day case TAVI - The future standard of care for most TAVI patients
16 Nov 2025 – From PCR London Valves 2025
Examining the UK experience, this session discusses the emerging standard of day case TAVI and its potential application across Europe. It evaluates patient-centered risks and benefits, operational requirements, and the evolving role of clinical valve coordinators to facilitate safe and efficient day case pathways for TAVI...
Nurses and Allied Professionals: How to safely discharge your patient post TAVI?
10 Feb 2025 – From PCR London Valves 2024
What does it take to ensure a smooth, safe, and confident discharge for TAVI patients? Sarah Carson and Gemma McCalmont share valuable insights and practical strategies. From pre-assessment planning and early mobilization to managing complications and preparing patients for recovery, this video offers essential tips for...
Redo-TAVI and patient pathway optimisation - Lifetime management decisions today for challenges of the future!
18 May 2023 – From EuroPCR 2023
Watch this session if you want to learn more about the BENCHMARK Registry and its key findings, explore how patients can benefit from optimised TAVI programmes, get an idea of how challenging Redo-TAVI will be for everyday practice in the future, and to view a LIVE...
How to achieve safe early discharge
29 Nov 2022 – From PCR London Valves 2022
Discover how to achieve safe early discharge for TAVI patients with these presentations: learn more about the need of pre-procedural planning and active post-procedural care, which ECG reading are a cause for concern, and much more!
