With Stefan Tino Kulnik, Ludwig Boltzmann Institute for Digital Health and Prevention, Salzburg - Austria and Leonie Klompstra, Linkoping University, Linkoping - Sweden.

Eighteen months into her presidency, the current ACNAP President Leonie Klompstra reflects on the highlights and challenges of her presidency, her approach to the role of ACNAP president, the visibility of allied professionals in ACNAP and the ESC, and future directions for ACNAP.

With:

• Stefan Tino Kulnik, Ludwig Boltzmann Institute for Digital Health and Prevention, Salzburg - Austria
• Leonie Klompstra, Linkoping University, Linkoping - Sweden
• Ana Filipa Gomes, Local Health Unit of Aveiro Region, Aveiro - Portugal
• Laura Hayman, University of Massachusetts Boston (UMass Boston), Boston - USA
• Omar Pereira De Almeida Neto, Federal University of Uberlandia, Uberlandia - Brazil
• Florentios Pavlou, Royal Victoria Hospital (Belfast Trust), Belfast - UK.

After the ACNAP 2025 Congress, ACNAP president Leonie Klompstra and other ACNAP members reflect on their personal highlights from the congress.

With Stefan Tino Kulnik, Ludwig Boltzmann Institute for Digital Health and Prevention, Salzburg - Austria, Catherine Ross, Scottish Government, Belfast - UK, and Maria Back, Sahlgrenska University Hospital, Gothenburg - Sweden.

In the ESC, cardiologists and nurses are the largest professional groups by numbers, but a range of different allied professions also make invaluable contributions to the delivery of high-quality cardiovascular care, research and education. Who are these allied professions, and how are they represented in ACNAP? Catherine Ross and Maria Bäck, both allied professionals and board members of ACNAP, answer this question and talk about what ACNAP can offer to colleagues.