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What
is the Asian Pacific Society of Interventional Cardiology (APSIC)? |
Objective |
The APSIC aims to promote interventional cardiology, particularly
in the field of coronary intervention in the Asian Pacific area. To achieve
this goal, all its members and membership countries have actively participated
and mutually cooperated in all its scientific and social initiatives. |
Vision
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Over the past decade, the Society has met its goal
in promoting the development of percutaneous vascular intervention in
many of its membership countries. Mutual
collaborations and technical assistance within the membership nations
of the Society and external support from many western nations have helped
in the maturation and growth of vascular intervention, especially percutaneous
coronary intervention in many membership countries in the Asia Pacific
region. Now the APSIC is in a very crucial moment, building up collaborating
relationship with international organizations, SCAI-ACCi2, TCT and EuroPCR,
and has joint publication with SCAI to have its CCI journal as the official
scientific journal of APSIC. We strongly anticipate the Society will soon
be realized as one of the global interventional Societies. |
History
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• Conceived at a meeting in Sydney, Australia
in 1992
• Formally established in Singapore in 1993
• Formally constituted in 1998
• Registered as the Society in 2000
• Secretariat Office located in Hong Kong, China since 2007 |
Collaborating
Groups |
• CardioVascular Research Foundation (CVRF)
• The Paris Course on Revascularization (EuroPCR)
• Transcatheter Cardiovascular Therapeutics (TCT)
• SCAI-ACCi2 |
Organization
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Honorary Board
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Composes of past presidents and provides advice and
insight in the area of important decision making, like the election
of president and vice president |
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Richard
Ng (1994-1996)
Masakiyo Noboyosi (1996-1998)
Samuel Mathew Kalarickal (1998-2000)
Gao Runlin (2000-2002)
John Omniston (2002-2004)
Robaayah Zambahari (2004-2006) |
Executive Committee (EXCO)
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Composes of current & immediate past president, vice president
and secretary general |
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Current President - Seung-Jung
Park (Korea) |
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Immediate Past President -
Robaayah Zambahari (Malaysia) |
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Secretary General - Yang-Soo
Jang (Korea) |
Nominating Committee
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Composes of current & immediate past president and
(past permanent secretary) makes decision for president and vice president
election |
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Seung-Jung
Park (Korea), Robaayah Zambahari (Malaysia),
Yean-Leung Lim (Australia), Kui-Hian Sim (Malaysia) |
Audit
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Reviews and examines all the transactions in the income
and expenditure account for Annual General Meeting |
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Shigeru
Saito (Japan), Kui-Hian Sim (Malaysia) |
Scientific Committee
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Provides proposals or lectures for international events
and uploads interesting or special case in the education corner of
APSIC website |
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Chaired
by Etsuo Tsuchikane (Japan) |
Business Affair Committee
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Performs as public relations for the society and aims
to promote and advertise the society in public |
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Chaired
by Yang-Soo Jang (Korea) |
Credential Committee
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Reviews the qualifications and determines the categories
of candidates for fellowship application |
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Chaired
by Yean-Leung Lim (Australia) |
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APSIC Fellowship Convocation
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The
APSIC conducts convocation every year and follows by Fellowship Ceremony.
It intents to celebrate the award of fellowship application, hosted by
the APSIC co-sponsored Meetings in rotation.
APSIC Co-Sponsored Meetings: |
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Angioplasty Summit-TCT Asia Pacific - Korea |
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Complex Catheter Therapeutics (CCT) - Japan |
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China Interventional Therapeutics (CIT) - China |
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Malaysia Live - Malaysia |
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Singapore Live Course - Singapore |
The 1st APSIC Fellowship Convocation
in conjunction with the 2nd AICT in New Delhi, India in October, 2006.
The 2nd APSIC Fellowship Convocation
in conjunction with the 3rd AICT and MyLive in Kula Lumpur, Malaysia in
July, 2007.
The 3rd APSIC Fellowship Convocation
to be held in conjunction with the Angioplasty Summit-TCT Asia Pacific
in Seoul, Korea in April 22, 2008.
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