Dr. Hannah Douglas

MB BCH BaO MRCP

Cardiology

2 reviews

Recommended by
3 specialists

15 years of experience

2 years as a specialist

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Top feedback

“Visiting a cardiologist has the tendency to raise you BPM. Dr Hannah was very conversational and put me at ease to the point that my BPM got very close to it’s normal levels. She was kind enough to stay in late to run all my tests so that I didn’t have to schedule another appointment. Her explanation of my results was simple, clear and easy to understand. She followed up with a detailed letter to me and my GP. I was very happy with the service I received from Dr Hannah and would recommend her to anyone looking for a cardiologist “

Congenital Heart Disease
General (Internal) Medicine
Heart Failure

Languages spoken

English

Registered with

General Medical Council: 6143976

Consultation fees

New appointment: £300

Follow-up appointment: £160

Practices worked at

London Bridge Hospital

27 Tooley Street, London, United Kingdom, SE1 2PR

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St Olaf House 27 Tooley Street, London, United Kingdom, SE1 2PR

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Specialist's working hours

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16:00 - 20:00

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About

Dr Douglas is a Consultant Cardiologist specialising in adult congenital heart disease and heart disease in pregnancy. In addition to this, she works broadly across the field of general cardiology.

She obtained her premier medical degree from Queen's University Belfast and undertook the majority of her medical training at the Royal Victoria Hospital in Belfast before coming to work at Guy's and St Thomas' as a Sub-Specialty Fellow.

She has worked as a Consultant within the Adult Congenital Heart Disease and General Cardiology Team since January 2020. Dr Douglas is the lead for Heart Disease in the Pregnancy Team as well as contributes to the management of pulmonary hypertension.

Her additional skills include transthoracic and transoesophageal echo, both day case and peri-procedural (catheter intervention and cardiac surgical).

Her research interests to date have included a large observational cohort study towards a PhD looking at chronic total occlusive coronary disease with the use of cardiac MRI, as well as cardiomyopathy in pregnancy, placental dysfunction and identification in cardiovascular risk factor prediction as well as pulmonary hypertension in pregnancy and long-term cardiovascular health in women of childbearing age.