Register now to access the latest cardiovascular professional educational content, geared specifically for Fellows and delivered in an engaging webinar format. View an overview of the cardiovascular webinar formats below.
These interactive cardiovascular webinars will review both basic and complex strategies related to the identification and treatment of various cardiovascular patients. Our healthcare professionals leading the session will leverage multiple case studies to work through ten questions focused on the exploration and management of the particular cardiovascular condition. Throughout the webinar, viewers engage through an audience response system to reason out each correct answer. This dynamic and collaborative event has been developed to enhance the learning experience and professional growth of cardiology fellows, physicians, and staff. Ten Question Tuesday takes place the first Tuesday of every month.
This web series will host a faculty member or faculty panel to further discuss the management and treatment of a multitude of cardiovascular issues. This is a deep dive into these common cardiac disease states, such as heart failure, and will include faculty discussion and debate with the use of cardiovascular case studies. This event engages interactive teaching methods by utilizing polls, chat and Q&A sessions. Webinar Wednesday takes place the third Wednesday of every month.
This one hour webinar will review both basic and complex concepts commonly encountered in diagnosing and treating ventricular tachycardias with the use of implantable cardioverter defibrillators. Additionally, we will discuss the need for a more advanced therapy, such as cardiac resynchronization therapy. Our expert speaker will work through ten relevant clinical questions and engage viewers through an audience response system to reason out each answer.
This program explores the exciting advancements of cardiac pacing technology. Leadless pacemakers combine the generator and electrode into one self-contained system that is implanted directly into the right ventricle. This new technology removes many historical risks associated with transvenous systems, including infection and lead fracture, providing a safer option for patients. Our speaker will review the latest device developments and unique features, along with their proper application for optimal patient outcomes.
This interactive program will examine the latest technology and best-use practices of insertable cardiac monitors (ICMs), including the Jot Dx™ ICM and its smartphone connectivity. Our speaker panel will utilize multiple case studies to work through ten questions focused on ICM indications and management while engaging viewers through an audience response system to reason out each answer. This dynamic and collaborative event has been developed to enhance the learning experience and professional growth of fellows, physicians, and staff.
This interactive program will review both basic and complex strategies related to the identification of patients with tachycardia and their treatment through implantable devices. Our speaker will work through ten questions related to the management of high-voltage cardiac devices and engage viewers through an audience response system to reason out each answer. This dynamic event has been developed to enhance the learning experience and professional growth of fellows, physicians, and staff.
This interactive program will review both basic and complex arrhythmia management concepts commonly encountered in practice and examinations. Our speaker will use multiple case studies to work through ten questions focused on supraventricular tachycardia (SVT) and engage viewers through an audience response system to reason out each answer. This dynamic and collaborative event has been developed to enhance the learning experience and professional growth of fellows, physicians, and staff.
This program explores the novel technological advancements of 3D electroanatomical mapping in electrophysiology (EP) procedures. Our faculty speaker will review EnSite™ Omnipolar Technology (OT), which annotates intracardiac electrograms independent from catheter-wavefront orientation. Real-world case studies will then be utilized to demonstrate how to optimize your 3D mapping technique and best leverage this valuable tool.
This interactive program will review both basic and complex arrhythmia management concepts commonly encountered in practice and examinations. Our expert faculty will work through several relevant case studies centered on ventricular tachycardia (VT) and engage viewers through an audience response system to reason out each scenario. This dynamic and collaborative event has been developed to enhance the learning experience and professional growth of fellows, physicians, and staff.
This program explores the technological advancement of mapping bipolar signals in electrophysiology (EP) procedures. Our faculty speaker will review how to optimize your 3D mapping technique by utilizing the Advisor™ HD Grid Mapping Catheter, Sensor Enabled™. They will explain their comprehensive approach through real-world examples that demonstrate the value this tool brings to EP procedures.
This interactive program will review both basic and complex strategies related to the identification and treatment of patients with atrial fibrillation. Our speaker will use multiple case studies to work through ten questions focused on the management of atrial fibrillation and engage viewers through an audience response system to reason out each answer. This dynamic and collaborative event has been developed to enhance the learning experience and professional growth of fellows, physicians, and staff.
This program will review both basic and complex heart failure management concepts commonlyencountered in practice and examinations. Our expert faculty will work through several relevant case studies centered on hemodynamics and engage viewers through an audience response system to reason out each scenario. This dynamic and interactive event has been developed to enhance the learning experience and professional growth of fellows, physicians, and staff.
This program explores the integration of cutting-edge technology into clinical practice in order to optimize the care of heart failure (HF) patients in today’s modern world. Our speaker will discuss the recommended best practices for the CardioMEMS™ HF System that lead to effective HF management strategies, including maximizing the remote monitoring benefits in our increasingly virtual environment.
This interactive program will review both basic and complex concepts commonly encountered in treatment and management of heart failure (HF). Our speaker will work through several relevant case studies centered on cardiogenic shock and engage viewers through an audience response system to reason out each scenario. This dynamic and collaborative event has been developed to enhance the learning experience of fellows, physicians, and staff.
This program has been developed to bridge existing knowledge gaps and fulfill unmet clinical needs relating to heart failure (HF) therapy. Our speaker will review the fundamentals of cardiogenic shock and right-sided heart failure, including the leading causes and residual effects HF patients. They will then examine optimal patient management and treatment strategies, including medical, procedural, and technological options. This will be discussed in a dynamic and collaborative conversation with attendees.
This program will review both basic and complex concepts commonly encountered in diagnosing and treating advanced heart failure (AHF), including hemodynamic monitoring and mechanical circulatory support. Our speaker will work through ten relevant clinical questions and engage viewers through an audience response system to reason out each answer. This dynamic and interactive event has been developed to enhance the learning experience and professional growth of fellows, physicians, and staff.
In this one-hour webinar, our speaker will review concepts commonly encountered in practice and examinations for patients with left ventricular assist devices (LVADs). Post-LVAD implant management occurs in both the ICU and Heart Failure clinic, necessitating communication and collaboration amongst the patient’s entire medical care team. This dynamic and interactive event has been developed to enhance the learning experience and professional growth of fellows, physicians, and staff.
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