Dr Peysh Patel

• Approximately 16 years in clinical cardiology

• Consultant Cardiologist – Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Birmingham (NHS) (present)

• Associate Professor – University of Birmingham (present)

• Consultant Cardiologist – The Harborne Hospital, The Priory Hospital, and The Droitwich Spa Hospital (Private Practice) (present)

• Member – University Hospitals Birmingham (UHB) NHS Trust Clinical Ethics Committee

• Medicolegal Expert – Provides expert reports for both claimant and defence, typically within a 6-8 week deadline

• Research Interests: Heart failure, cardio-oncology, complex devices, and preventive cardiology

• Publications: Over 100 peer-reviewed articles and abstracts

• Authorship: Book titled 'Cardiology at its Core' (Wiley-Blackwell, 2023)

• Current Research:

  • Local investigator for the UK Heart Failure with Preserved Ejection Fraction (UK HFpEF) registry

  • Involved in a multi-centre study assessing quality of outpatient care in patients with chronic heart failure

  • Systematic reviews on the impact of cardiotoxic agents and SGLT2 inhibitors on cardiovascular outcomes and renal function

• Doctify 'Outstanding Patient Experience' Badge – Placed in the top 10% of healthcare professionals based on real patient feedback (2025)

Dr. Peysh Patel is a Consultant Cardiologist at Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Birmingham and an Associate Professor at the University of Birmingham. He specializes in adult cardiology with particular expertise in heart failure, cardiac devices, cardio-oncology, and preventive cardiology.

Dr. Patel completed his medical education at the University of Cambridge, followed by postgraduate training in Leeds and additional observerships at Wythenshawe and Royal Papworth Hospitals. He has performed over 1,000 cardiac device implantations and holds international board accreditation in cardiac devices.

In addition to his clinical work, Dr. Patel is actively involved in medical education and research. He serves on the Education Committee for the British Cardiovascular Society and lectures nationally and across Europe on cardiac rhythm management.

He is also a member of the University Hospitals Birmingham Clinical Ethics Committee and provides medicolegal expertise in cardiology.