Ascension Saint Thomas Comprehensive Cardiovascular Update, August 17, 2024

The Ascension Saint Thomas Comprehensive Cardiovascular Update features the latest innovations in cardiovascular care. This education is designed to meet the educational needs of general cardiologists, physician assistants, nurse practitioners, and other healthcare professionals who manage patients with cardiovascular disease. This conference focuses on Guideline-Based Care in the Modern World, more specifically, new guidelines, research, and state-of-the-art techniques for managing patients with cardiovascular disease. Sessions will include developments in cardiovascular surgery, electrophysiology, structural cardiology, vascular cardiology, coronary, imaging, heart failure, and preventive care.

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