Improve the treatment and care of vascular surgical patients through in-depth review of services, benchmarking and presenting data-driven evidence base to support change.

NCIP gives consultants a unique opportunity to review whole NHS practice, helping improve patient safety and clinical quality, as well as supporting learning and development.

The NHS England Outcomes and Registries Programme was established in 2022 to develop a single, unified registry solution - the Outcome Registries Platform. The platform consolidates existing implantable device-level registries and implements new outcome registry data collections to address data and vigilence gaps, enabling prevention of patient safety issues and adverse outcomes

The Interim Devices Working Group is responsible for providing independant, external expert input and advice on a wide range of aspects relating to medical devices to help MHRA ensure safe introduction and management of medical devices.

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The National Vascular Registry (NVR) was established in 2013 to measure the quality and outcomes of care for patients who undergo major vascular surgery in NHS hospitals. Its primary purpose is to provide comparative figures on the performance of vascular services in NHS hospitals and support vascular specialists with local benchmarking and quality improvement.The NVR is commissioned by the Healthcare Quality Improvement Partnership (HQIP) as part of the National Clinical Audit and Patient Outcomes Programme (NCAPOP) and was created from an amalgamation of the National Vascular Database and the Carotid Interventions Audit. It is one of the initiatives undertaken by the Vascular Society of Great Britain and Ireland (VSGBI) to improve the care provided by vascular services within the UK.

The Vascular Society of Great Britain and Ireland is the pre-eminent organisation in the country promoting vascular health by supporting and furthering excellence in education, training and scientific research.The Society represents & provides professional support for over 600 members, including vascular surgeons, vascular radiologists & others involved in independent vascular practices in Great Britain and Ireland.The Society focuses on non cardiac vascular disease, including diseases of peripheral arteries, veins & lymphatic. Vascular specialists are trained in the diagnosis and management of conditions affecting all parts of the vascular system.The VSGBI is a charity organisation funded principally by Members who are vascular specialists in the UK and Ireland who treat non cardiac vascular diseases. It has a professional structure including a permanent Secretariat, Executive Officers and Council elected by Members. The aim of the VSGBI is to have an interest in the provision of diagnosis and treatment of non cardiac vascular diseases in the UK and Ireland.

Private Vascular Surgical Practice

The JCST is an advisory body to the four surgical Royal Colleges of the UK and Ireland for all matters related to surgical training and works closely with the Surgical Specialty Associations in Great Britain and Ireland.The JCST is the parent body of the Specialty Advisory Committees (SACs) and the Training Interface Groups (TIGs).

The British Society of Endovascular Therapy (BSET) has been established to promote scientific research, education and training in endovascular treatment and procedures for the advancement of health and public benefit. It provides a forum to discuss endovascular research, education and training and gives support to consultants and trainees with an endovascular interest working in the NHS.

Endovascular Fellowship