BTS Clinical Statement: PAVMS
Call for members
The British Thoracic Society has commissioned a new BTS Clinical Statement to be produced in 2027.
BTS Clinical Statements are an important part of the Society’s range of publications. A Clinical Statement provides a snapshot of knowledge and best practice in a topical clinical area and includes a series of clinical practice points.
We are pleased to invite applications for membership of a group that will develop a clinical statement on Pulmonary Arteriovenous Malformations (PAVMS).
About the Clinical Statement
This document will provide needed up-to-date guidance for respiratory healthcare professionals on PAVMS practice.
The new clinical statement will be based on the BTS Clinical Statement on Pulmonary Arteriovenous Malformations, published in 2017.
Who should apply?
Applications are invited from BTS members who are:
- Consultant physicians
- Speciality trainees
- Nurses
- Other healthcare professionals
How to apply
Applicants for membership of the Clinical Statement Group should submit:
- A statement outlining their reasons for wishing to join the Clinical Statement Group and what skills and expertise they would bring
- A short CV
Important information
- Queries should be addressed to: Suzanne Howard, Clinical Programmes Co-ordinator, suzanne.howard@brit-thoracic.org.uk
- Deadline: 17.00, Monday 28 September 2026