Dr Brian Halliday

Dr Halliday is a Consultant Cardiologist at Royal Brompton and
Harefield Hospitals and Clinical Associate Professor at the National
Heart and Lung Institute, Imperial College London. 

He is a leading expert in cardiomyopathy, heart failure and
cardiovascular magnetic resonance. He manages patients with all types of
cardiovascular disease and adopts a patient-centric and individualised
approach. 

His research interests focus on improving the treatment of
patients with cardiomyopathy and heart failure throughout their
lifetime, tailoring therapy to the individual. He designed and conducted
the BHF funded TRED-HF trial which was published in The Lancet and gone
on to guide treatment of patients with dilated cardiomyopathy. More
recently he has received further funding to perform follow-on trials
aimed at investigating novel ways of managing patients with
cardiomyopathy. He currently holds a prestigious BHF Intermediate
Fellowship. 

He completed his undergraduate training at University of Edinburgh
and was awarded the Murdoch Brown Silver Medal for Medicine, before
completing his clinical training at Royal Brompton and Harefield
Hospitals and St George’s Hospital. He has won several national and
international awards for his research. He has completed post-graduate
degrees including a PhD and MSc at Imperial and Oxford. 

He is on the editorial board of the European Heart Journal and
Circulation Cardiovascular Imaging and regularly reviews for top
journals including NEJM and The Lancet. He is a member of the British
Society of Heart Failure Research Committee. 

He leads a module for Imperial medical students and supervises several cardiology trainees doing post-graduate research.