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- BHF Vandervell Chair of Congenital Heart Disease
- Clinical Science
- Institute of Cardiovascular Science
- Faculty of Pop Health Sciences
John
Deanfield is Professor of Cardiology at University College London (UCL) and
Consultant Cardiologist at the Barts Heart Centre (BHC) London UK.
He is the Director of National Institute for Cardiovascular (CV) Outcomes
Research (NICOR) which
incorporates the national databases for cardiovascular outcomes.
Professor Deanfield undertook his undergraduate training at Churchill College, Cambridge and the Middlesex Hospital, London and subsequently trained at the Hammersmith and Great Ormond Street Hospitals.
He Chaired the Joint British Societies (JBS3) National Guidelines for Cardiovascular Disease Prevention (2014) and in collaboration with Public Health England, NHS Choices and NHS England led the development of the public facing Heart Age Tool first launched in January 2015. He was awarded the British Cardiac Society McKenzie Award, and the John Hopkins All Children’s Hospital Decades of Service Award in 2017. He currently Chairs the UK’s National Health Check Programme Review (2020) and is Chief Medical Advisor to the new national Our Future Health programme (2020).
Professor
Deanfield serves on many international advisory boards and is a member of the
editorial boards of several major CV journals. He served as Associate
Editor of the European Heart Journal for 11 years. He has published numerous
articles in leading medical and scientific journals such as New England Journal
of Medicine, The Lancet, Circulation and European Heart Journal. Papers
published: 501 Citations: >100K H index: 138.


Professor Deanfield's principal interests are vascular medicine, opportunities for lifetime management of cardiovascular risk and large scale cardiovascular outcomes research. He has been at the forefront in describing the impact of obesity, cholesterol, diabetes, smoking and other risk factors on health in later life, through coordination of multiple large longitudinal cardiovascular studies in population throughout lifetime.