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Royal Brompton & Harefield Specialist Care DAVID SHRIMPTON
David Shrimpton has been the Managing Director of the Royal Brompton & Harefield Specialist Care team since 2008, joining from Citigroup where he was the sales and distribution director at the UK retail
bank. David spent 17 years at Citigroup holding various positions within the wealth management business working in a number of European and Middle East locations. He has also worked for HSBC and ABN AMRO during the course of his career.
benefit from our heart and lung expertise. Therefore our team of consultants and senior management executives regularly undertake visits to the Middle East, Europe and Asia to establish relationships with local hospitals, government agencies and independent healthcare agents. They attend conferences and deliver lectures on their area of speciality. The RB&HH Visiting Doctor Programme sees our consultants travel to overseas hospitals to work alongside local consultants, sharing expertise and training local teams. RB&HH also offer a remote second opinion
service to overseas patients perhaps not able to travel to the UK. Our experts will review the patient’s medical reports and diagnostic tests, and provide their medical recommendation that can be shared with the patient’s doctor. We even offer a chance to set up a remote video consultation in order to provide the patient with even more access to our consultants.
RB&HH Specialist Care offers observership and
clinical fellowship programmes within our hospitals, enabling doctors to develop their expertise in heart and lung care. We have links with Zhejiang Health Bureau which provides clinical placements for around 40 doctors in their individual specialities per year. Six of our consultants have signed up to oversee these placements at Royal Brompton and Harefield Hospitals. Being able to attract the best medical staff from around the world has been central to our success.
services provide practical support to patients and their families, paying particular attention to their cultural, religious and language needs. In particular, our overseas patients benefit from multi-faith facilities, interpretation services, diverse menu options and assistance with arranging transport, accommodation and medical appointments.
International partners As well as welcoming people to our UK sites, we work closely with international partners and hospitals abroad. We want as many people as possible to
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Clinical Expertise Our specialities manifest themselves in expert care. Our consultant surgeons offer the full range of surgical procedures and have particular expertise in complex cardiac surgery. Valve repair and replacement: With over 40 years’ experience in valvular surgery, our cardiac surgeons perform hundreds of valve replacements and repairs each year with excellent success rates. Our surgeons use the latest techniques including minimally invasive approaches and non-open heart surgery using devices such as Transcatheter Aortic Valve Implantation (TAVI) and MitraClip. Heart failure: In addition to Harefield’s renowned transplant work, consultants have recently pioneered the use of artificial hearts (left ventricular assist
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