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About EPCCS

European Primary Care Cardio-renal-metabolic Society

The European Primary Care Cardio-renal-metabolic Society (EPCCS), aims to provide a focus of support, education, research, and policy on issues relating to CardioRenalMetabolic disease within primary care settings.

The EPCCS is dedicated to supporting, educating, exchange, providing guidance and advancing research on Cardio-Renal-Metabolic disease (CRM) within primary care settings.

Who We Are

Founded in 2000, EPCCS is built on the principles of collaboration, innovation, and patient-centered care. We unite healthcare professionals across Europe and beyond, fostering a multidisciplinary approach to cardio-renal-metabolic disease prevention, diagnosis, and management in primary care.

Our Mission

At EPCCS, we recognize that primary care plays a pivotal role in addressing cardio-renal-metabolic disease. Our society serves as a dynamic platform for clinicians, researchers, educators, and policymakers to:

What We Do

EPCCS actively supports the primary care community through:

Join Us in Advancing Cardio-Renal-Metabolic Health

Together, we strive to improve patient outcomes, reduce the burden of cardio-renal-metabolic disease, and promote heart health across diverse populations. Join EPCCS and be part of a community dedicated to shaping the future of cardio-renal-metabolic care in primary care settings..

EPCCS - about the society

There are significant differences in primary care between countries, reflecting varying healthcare systems, cultural practices, and policies. To accomodate and address the different needs in Europe the EPCCS adopted in 2017 a new structure that ensures a representation of multiple countries and the design of a common focus addressing the challenges in reducing the burden of cardiovascular, cardiorenal and cardiometabolic diseases.

EPCCS activities

The EPCCS initaited several initiatives to provide support to primary care, like:

The new EPCCS structure consist of:

The EPCCS board and council are representing over 100.000 primary care professionals.

EPCCS board and council members