Northwest AHEC
Course Number: 79223
Atrium Health Sanger Heart & Vascular Institute Cardiovascular Symposium
Jan 23, 2027 - 08:00 AM EST to 04:05 PM EST
In-Person, Live Webinar
Atrium Health Sanger Heart & Vascular Institute
1237 Harding Place, KMOB1
Charlotte, NC 28204
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Gail Pawlik
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Event Description:
Live In-Person and Virtual Options (see session information below)
The Atrium Health Sanger Heart and Vascular Institute Cardiovascular Symposium is designed to provide healthcare professionals with the latest advances in the rapidly evolving field of cardiovascular medicine. As new clinical evidence, emerging therapies, and updated practice guidelines continue to shape patient care, clinicians must remain current to effectively manage increasingly complex cardiovascular conditions.
This educational activity will enhance participants' knowledge and competence in the evaluation, diagnosis, and management of complex cardiovascular diseases through the application of evidence-based recommendations and best practices. Expert faculty will present current research, clinical innovations, and practical strategies that can be integrated into daily practice to improve clinical decision-making, optimize patient outcomes, and advance the quality of cardiovascular care across diverse healthcare settings.
Trainees/Medical Students and Advocate employees can attend in-person or virtual for free with promo code - E-mail jennifer.rogers@advocatehealth.org for code
In Person Location: Sandra & Leon Levine Auditorium
1237 Harding Place, KMOB1
Charlotte, NC 28204
Registration will close on Thursday January 21, 2027 at 4:00pm. If you need to register after this date please contact Gail Pawlik at Gail.Pawlik@advocatehealth.org
Objectives
Apply current evidence-based cardiovascular guidelines and emerging clinical data to the assessment, diagnosis, and treatment of patients with complex cardiovascular conditions.
Evaluate clinical presentations and diagnostic findings to develop appropriate management plans for patients with cardiovascular disease.
Integrate advances in cardiovascular therapies and interventions into clinical decision-making to optimize patient outcomes.
Differentiate patients who can be managed within the general practice setting from those who require referral to cardiovascular subspecialists.
Identify clinical indicators and risk factors that warrant timely referral for advanced cardiovascular evaluation, treatment, or intervention.
Implement evidence-based strategies to improve the quality, safety, and coordination of care for patients across the cardiovascular continuum.
Available Credits
Speakers
Jordan Awerbach, MD
Taylor Bazemore, MD
Theodore A Frank, MD
George Mawardi, MD
Joseph Mishkin, MD, FACC
Sean Murphy
Felipe Navarro, MD
Michael J Rinaldi, MD, FACC, FSCAI
Markus D Scherer, MD FACC FSCCT FASE FSCAI
Jonathan Schwartz
Catherine D Shah, DNP, FNP-C, CCRN
Aditya Sharma, MD, MBA, FACC, FSCAI
Jai Singh, MD
Ali Valika
Tarek Zghaib, MD