Cardiac Rhythm Device Summit: Implantation, Management and Follow-up 2015

Start:

Fri, 26 Jun 2015, 00:00

End:

Sun, 28 Jun 2015, 00:00

Website:

https://ce.mayo.edu/cardiovascular-diseases/node/1382

Venue:

Mayo School of Continuous Professional Development (MSCPD) has a distinguished history of teaching physicians, nurses and other allied health professionals the latest, most advanced medical and surgical practices. Mayo Clinic, in fact, has been training medical professionals from throughout the world for more than 100 years.

KEYNOTE SPEAKERS

Atta Behfar, Senior Associate Consultant

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Senior Associate Consultant

Samuel Asirvatham, Electrophysiologist

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Electrophysiologist - Mayo Clinic College of Medicine

Larry Baddour

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Chair

Siva Mulpuru, Assistant Professor of Medicine

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Assistant Professor of Medicine

M. Sohail, Principal Investigator

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Principal Investigator

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General Information

The program will update attendees on the indications, follow up, and management of cardiac rhythm technology, emphasizing clinical pearls while simultaneously providing information that will be directly applicable to standardized testing. Evolving device technology has increased programming complexity, follow-up, and management. Cardiac implantable device management related to electrophysiology remains a major part of daily practice for cardiologists, electrophysiologists, and non-physician caregivers involved in the management of these devices.

The symposium is designed for physicians, scientists and allied staff including nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and nurses who specialize in cardiology, cardiac rhythm management, or internal medicine.

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Course Registration (MD, PhD, DO, PharmD) $685
Course Registration (Fellow, Resident, RN, NP, PA) $655

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Learning Objectives

• Describe the current indications for pacemakers, ICDs, subcutaneous ICDs, and resynchronization therapies (CRT)
• Recognize upcoming technologies such as leadless and epicardial pacemakers
• Interpret diagnostic material (electrograms, impedance, radiography, and other sources) to troubleshoot suspected implantable device malfunction
• Discuss when and how to extract implantable devices
• Identify the current capabilities and roles of remote monitoring to manage patients with cardiovascular risk and disease