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Introduction: Mission
The Cardiovascular Clinical Academic Group (CAG) was first established in October 2020 as an umbrella organisation that includes all members of the Sections of Cardiology (including Vascular Surgery) and Vascular Biology in St George’s, University of London, and the Cardiology and Vascular SurgeryCare Groups in St George’s University Hospital NHS Foundation Trust. The CAG’s mission is to bring together academics and clinical academics within the University, and clinicians and allied health professionals in the Trust, to increase and improve research activity and enhance educational provision, including training by engaging with all staff in the cardiovascular field. Its strategy is the identification and development of areas of strength and critical mass where synergies will improve delivery of these objectives.
The CAG established a steering group and four working groups to deliver these objectives:
Professor Elijah R Behr is the Steering Group CAG Director. The aim of the Steering Group to increase engagement across the two institutions and thus membership included relevant Section and Care Group leads and representation from these structures covering basic science and clinical researchers, postdoctoral and PhD fellows and scientists and nursing and allied healthcare professionals. External representation from the Institute of Population Health addresses epidemiolocal aspects of Cardiovascular research and education. Joint Research and Enterprise Services (JRES), Research Services, Academic Training and Patient Representatives are also included.
Other processes or groups were established over time to assist in delivery of the objectives of the CAG which included a Brainstorming Group, a Patient Engagement Group and a Website Development Group. All report back to the Steering Group with specific responsible members.
The Terms of Reference are here.
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