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ANNUAL REPORT2019
President’s Report17th September 2019
Francesco Cappuccio
• NICE Guidelines 2019• Consultation¦ Release ¦ Implementation ¦
• Journal of Human Hypertension• Contract ¦ Exclusivity ¦ Membership benefits ¦ Publication space ¦ On-line ASM Abstracts
included ¦ Sponsoring poster award ¦
• ESH/ISH Glasgow 2020 • BIHS host society ¦ ASM moved to May ¦ 40th Anniversary Celebration ¦
• 2021 ASM back to September 13-15th
• Omron Academy• Contract renewed ¦ Train-the-trainers programme (with ESH and ISH) ¦ On-line Programme
(with ESH and ISH) ¦
• Public Health Foundation of India • CCMH I and II delivered ¦ CCMH III on-going ¦ Partnerships with PASCAR ¦ AHA partnership for
on-line global development ¦
• May Measurement Month• BIHS involved in 2017, 2018 and 2019 as National lead ¦ Lancet GH and EHJ publications ¦
• Others• 10th Anniversary of Nurses/AHPs joining BIHS• Finances in good shape• Relationship with Hypertension Canada• Malawi Project (Lucia being mentored by Neil Chapman)
Treasurer’s Report17th September 2019
Christian Delles
Introduction
• Accounts & The Trustee’s Report are available in the members section of the BIHS website
• Accounts & The Trustee’s Report will be sent to the Charities Commission
Accounts: 2018 – Financial ActivitiesIncoming resources
Donations £3,349
Activities £115,028
Interest £16,802
£135,179
Resources expended
Charitable activities £174,463
Net losses on investments (£14,055)
Net incoming resources (£53,339)
Other gains or losses £408
Funds b/f £607,445
Funds c/f £554,514
Accounts: 2018 – Financial Activities
Fixed assets £349
Current assets £15,361
Deposits £515,023
Cash £41,526
£571,910
Creditors/Liabilities (£17,745)
Net current assets £554,165
Net assets £554,514
Accumulated funds £554,514
Bank AccountsClosing Balance 2018 As at 1st September 2019
TSB Treasurers Account £7,948 £8,567
COIF Charities Deposit Fund £458,379 £521,052
TSB Interest Deposit £55,534 £50,901
Bank of Scotland Business Account
£4048 £46,395
Bank of Scotland Euro Account (converted to sterling as at exchange rate 31.12.2018 & 01.09.2019)
€32,761£29,411
€40,761£36,825
Total Assets £555,320 £663,740
Summary of Finance 2014-2018
2014 2015 2016 2017 2018
Income £155,364 £167,332 £159,914 £145,281 £135,179
Expenditure £169,584 £175,050 £179,613 £180,544 £174,463
Investment & foreign exchange gain (loss)
(£1,697) £41,890 £35,416 (£14,055)
Net Income profit (loss)
(£14,220) (£7,718) £22,191 £153 (£52,931)
Fund c/f £594,516 £585,101 £607,292 £607,445 £554,514
BIHS INCOME 2014 -20182014 2015 2016 2017 2018
Donations £30,035 £1,407 £24,545 £2,218 £3,349
Membership £17,392 £15,230 £13,686 £12,317 £13,655
ValidationStudies
£4,000 £11,000
EducationalProjects
£102,160 £101,265 £70,540 £81,841 £84,873
DerivativeDevices
£8,000 £5,500 £5,500 £1,500
OMRON £15,000 £15,000 £15,000 £15,000
PHFI £15,000 £8,500
Interest £1,777 £15,430 £15,643 £19,905 £16,802
Total Income £155,364 £167,332 £159,914 £145,281 £135,179
CCLA INCOME 2016/2017/2018/2019
• COIF income 2016 £16,003.35
• COIF income 2017 £16,317.56
• COIF income 2018 £16,673.64
• COIF income 2019 to date £8,462.50
CCLA INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT LTD
Partial Exemption VATBIHS instructed for a VAT review to be carried out by the VAT People on behalf of the Society in February 2016 where they reviewed the VAT treatment of income received by the Society. Their summary was as follows:
• They were doubtful that exemption would apply to the membership subscription income that BIHS receives
• The BIHS may wish to consider amending its constitution so that it is able to treat it’s educational activity as exempt from VAT (delegate admission charges)
• Any profit made from the event is put into the course or furtherance of supply of education
• The supply is grant funded by central government
As a result of the review, a constitutional change was made and provisions put into place to ensure that any profit/surplus achieved would be ringfenced and used only for the provision of educational services.
As the Society is partly exempt due to the delegate fees being VAT exempt, the BIHS cannot recover all of it’s input tax (VAT that you have paid when you purchase materials) and uses a partial exemption method to work out how much input tax can be recovered (https://www.gov.uk/guidance/partial-exemption-vat-notice-706).
Following the VAT review, the BIHS accountants were instructed to carry out partial exemption calculations on behalf of the Society. There are 3 main steps to calculation how much input tax you can recover:
• Direct attribution of input tax
• Apportionment of residual input tax (tax on purchases used to make both taxable and exempt supplies
• Completion of an annual adjustment
Partial exemption is a very complex calculation with many factors taken into account to determine the percentage of VAT that can be reclaimed. At the end of 2018, we picked up on an error in the partial exemption calculations prior to the 2018 annual adjustment and corresponded with HMRC on this matter and on the basis of the information submitted they were happy to release the repayment of £9,937.01.
We have recalculated the partial exemption calculations for the financial years 2016 and 2017 and report that there is a reclaim to be made to HMRC for the following:
• 2016 - £5,246.38
• 2017 - £15,679.00
We have corresponded with HMRC regarding the miscalculation of VAT for 2016 and 2017 and they have advised that we need to submit a form VAT652 Notification of Errors which we can confirm will be submitted imminently.
Partial Exemption VAT cont.
Secretary’s Report 17th September 2019
Carmel McEniery
BIHS NOMINATIONS FOR COMMITTEEAs none of the positions is contested, there will be no ballot and unless any objections are received by 12 noon on
Tuesday, 17 September 2019 the nominees will be elected at the Annual Business Meeting, to be held at 17.30 on that evening at the University of Birmingham
The nominees areVice – President Ordinary Member Ordinary Member Young Investigator Representative
Current Members: 295• 184 Ordinary/Senior • 14 Associate Members• 6 Honorary Fellows• 27 Honorary Members• 59 Fellows • 5 Overseas Affiliate Members
BIHS Membership
Since the last Business Meeting:15 Non-renewals, 8 Resignations Membership Applications:26 new membership applications, Sept 18-Sept 19
2019 BIHS ASM Attendance (as at 05.09.19)
Total Delegates & Speakers 161• Members 90
• Non Members 71
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Including Complimentary( 20 = Exhibitors/sponsors, 6 = Student Helpers)
Total Attendees 187
BIHS Meeting Attendance Since 2011
2018: 182 – 113 members, 69 guests2017: 183 – 109 members, 74 guests2016: 151 – 95 members, 70 guests2015: 178 – 115 members, 63 guests 2014: 240 – 167 members, 73 guests 2013: 172 – 105 members, 51 guests2012: 160 – 97 members, 63 guests2011: 209 – 120 members, 89 guests
BIHS ASM 2019Abstract Submissions
Total Number of Abstracts Submitted 64_________
• Total Number of Accepted Orals 18• Total Number of Accepted Posters 42• Total Number of Rejected Abstracts 0_________
• Total Number of Withdrawn Abstracts 4
BIHS Abstract Submissions since 2011 2018: 71 submissions (71 accepted – 17 orals, 54 posters)2017: 67 submissions (67 accepted – 18 orals, 44 posters)2016: 54 submissions (54 accepted – 20 orals, 33 posters)2015: 56 submissions (55 accepted - 11 orals, 44 posters)2014: 60 submissions (58 accepted – 19 orals, 40 posters)2013: 43 submissions (41 accepted – 24 orals, 17 posters)2012: 46 submissions (46 accepted – 27 orals, 19 posters)2011: 59 submissions (52 accepted – 20 orals, 32 posters)
Annual Scientific meeting28th – 29th May 2020
Queen Elizabeth Teaching and Learning Centre, Glasgow
www.bihsoc.org
Guidelines & Information Service Working Party
Chair:
Francesco Cappuccio (Exec Rep)
Working Party Members:
Adrian Brady, Neil Poulter, Morris Brown, John Potter, Terry McCormack, Peter Sever,
Gordon McInnes, Wayne Sunman, Gary McVeigh, Bryan Williams, Michaela Nuttall (Nurse Rep)
Administration: Jackie Howarth
• NICE Hypertension in Adults Guideline Update • Consultation (Mar-Apr 2019) – BIHS response• Publication (28 Aug 2019)• BIHS statement published (28 Aug 2019)• Implementation (2019-20) – BIHS role envisaged (?)
• Joint UK Committee on Renal Denervation • Led by Mel Lobo, wide BIHS representation• New Consensus paper published in Lobo MD, et al. Heart 2019 July;
doi:10.1136/heartjnl-2019-315098
• Journal of Human Hypertension • Partnership started in March 2019• Steady stream of papers monthly from the BIHS (4 published; 3 accepted to date)
• Call for BIHS submissions open; small Editorial handling team set-up• Next year’s ASM abstracts online only
• Other• Tony Heagerty representing BIHS in a Heart UK statement on CV Risk
Management after Bariatric Surgery – postponed to end 2019/early 2020.• BIHS contributing and endorsing TRUE Position Statements on Salt reduction.
Blood Pressure MeasurementWorking Party
Chair:
Richard McManus
Working Party Members:
Neil Chapman, Chris Clark (Exec Rep), Phil Chowienczyk, Liz Denver (Nurse Rep), Peter Lacy,
Philip Lewis, Una Martin, Sinead McDonagh, Annette Neary, James Sheppard (YI Rep)
Administration: Jackie Howarth
• Universal Protocol for BP monitor validation published and operational
• AIM-BP initiative including collaboration on best practice in BP measurement including validation registries
• JHH publications
• BP monitoring in Atrial Fibrillation paper (published), statement accepted – Chris Clark
• How Oscillometric BP monitors work – Philip Lewis
• BP Measurement in the Leg (under JHH review) – Una Martin & James Sheppard
• Kinetik validation paper (awaiting BIHS sign-off) – Claire Schwartz
• Reister validation paper (under BIHS review) – Ryan McNally
Blood Pressure Measurement Working Party
Educational ProgrammesWorking Party
Chair:
Mike Okorie
Working Party Members:
Adam Greenstein, Vikas Kapil, Carmel McEniery (Exec Rep), Catriona Murphy,
Claire Schwartz, Alison Warren
Administration: Jackie Howarth
• BIHS Teaching Ambassador Programme
• Online teaching: OMRON, BIHS Webinars
• Collaborations: BPS, RCP, BCS, BJPCN, BHF/SA/RPS, PHE
• Outreach: OMRON; PHFI
Research NetworkWorking Party
Chair: Christian Delles
Working Party Members:
Chris Clark, Franco Cappuccio, Indranil Dasgupta, Mark Glover, Paul Leeson, Isla Mackenzie,
Carmel McEniery, Tom MacDonald, Una Martin, Paul Robinson
Administration: Jackie Howarth
• Existing / Ongoing Research• Fibromuscular Dysplasia Registry - Recruitment of FMD patients into the national rare renal disease
(RADAR) portfolio – Una Martin• BP Drug Screening in the Elderly – James Sheppard• HyperEcho - Identify novel cardiovascular imaging phenotypes in young adults – Paul Leeson• TIME – Morning vs Evening dosing - Tom MacDonald• AIM-HY – Ancestry and Biological Informative Markers in the stratification of hypertension –
Phil Chowienczyk• EVIDENCE – Evaluating diuretics in normal care - Tom MacDonald• RECALL (Previously TRYPOD) – Dementia Study led by Tony Heagerty
• BHF Cardiovascular Coalition• BIHS is represented by Franco Cappuccio and Paul Leeson – provides admin/networking support
• New Research Initiatives• JHH statements• Focus on salt but opportunities to expand to other lifestyle factors• Research placements for Young Investigators
Nurses/AHPWorking Party
Chair:
Joanne Loades
Working Party Members:
Ali Albasri, Liz Denver, Judith Magowan, Catriona Murphy,
Michaela Nuttall, Alison Phinn, Paul Robinson, Naomi Stetson
Administration: Jackie Howarth
Thanks to Jill Bunker who has recently resigned
• 10th Anniversary of Nurses/AHPs joining BIHS
• Meet & Greet with celebrations during Tuesday morning coffee break
• Nurse competencies in Hypertension
• Education• CPD Webinars• Collaboration with RCNi on educational programme • PHE CVD Leadership Forum• Learning Outcomes – update
• Pharmacy-led Hypertension Care
• Malawi
Young Investigator Network Working Party
Chair:
James Sheppard (Exec Rep)
Working Party Members:
Luca Faconti, Sinead McDonagh, Ryan McNally, Claire Schwartz,
Carlos Valencia, Helen Warren
Administration: Jackie Howarth
• Introducing Luca Faconti as the new WP Chair
• 3 new members have joined this year
• Successful YI pre-conference Symposium now in its 4th year
• Networking with ISH, ESH, HBRCA, Hypertension Canada• Joint YI session at the ESH/ISH congress in Glasgow 2020 proposed• Survey and article focusing on challenges for career progression
encountered by YIs working in hypertension• Developing possible exchange with Hypertension Canada
• BIHS BP monitor validation articles drafted and submitted for publication in the JHH
• Placement programme (including mentoring)• New funding to support YIs to spend time working in another
research group within the BIHS. Three applicants in the first year
Irish Working Party
Chair:
Adrian Brady
Working Party Members:
John Cox, Eamon Dolan, Una Martin, Terry McCormack, Catriona Murphy,
Annette Neary, Alice Stanton
Irish College of General Practitioners (ICGP) MeetingBIHS members participated in a workshop on Management of Hypertension at the ICGP Winter Meeting on 17 November 2018
Nursing/AHP EducationCatriona Murphy organised a successful study day for 30 nurses/AHPs on Thursday 16 May 2019 in Dublin.
Hypertension Masterclass for GPsThe BIHS endorsed a Masterclass for GPs held in Galway on Friday 17 May 2019 to coincide with World Hypertension Day. BIHS members were involved in the programme.