Pediatrics & Adult Congenital Heart Disease (Heart Rhythm 2022) ( VIDEOS)

Format : 85 Videos
File Size : 9.82 GB
A curated bundle of Pediatrics & Adult Congenital Heart Disease sessions presented at Heart Rhythm 2022. The education is presented in various learning formats, including Case-Based, Case-Based: Complicated Case, Debate, Core Curriculum, Abstracts, and more.

Content Overview

The Pediatrics & Adult Congenital Heart Disease category contains the following sessions from Heart Rhythm 2022:

• A Step by Step Approach to Ablating Challenging Arrhythmias (PE-379)
• Advances in Adult Congenital Heart Disease (PE-565)
• AI in Pediatric and Congenital EP (JS-414)
• Avoiding Temptation (PE-371)
• Challenging Dilemmas in Pediatric EP (PE-367)
• Challenging Management Decisions (PE-499)
• Clinical Conundrums in EP Clinic (PE-500)
• Complex Ablation in Congenital Heart Disease (PE-387)
• Debate: A CRT Device Should Be Implanted After Every Case of Surgical Complete Heart Block (PE-390)
• Debate: VT Debate in ACHD (PE-373)
• EP Presbyopia: Challenges That are Right in Front of Us (PE-375)
• Fundamentals of Repolarization in Children (PE-381)
• If You Want to Go Far, Go Together (PE-383)
• Incorporating Incidental Data into Clinical Management (PE-388)
• It’s Our World and We Have to Run it (PE-502)
• Master Class: Pediatric Electrophysiology (PE-384)
• My Nightmare Case – What Would I Have Done Differently? (PE-389)
• New and Old Questions in Adult Congenital Heart Disease (PE-382)
• Pediatric Electrophysiology (PE-568)
• Pediatric EP Challenges in the Next 5-10 Years: Workforce, Training, Resources (PE-376)
• Research Makes My Practice Better (and Practice Makes Research Better) (JS-457)
• Therapies Headed to Pediatrics (PE-501)

Learning Objectives

After watching a reasonable amount of Pediatrics & Adult Congenital Heart Disease (Heart Rhythm 2022), the learner should be able to:

• Identify and analyze the latest scientific advances and innovations in the field of heart rhythm disorders.
• Select appropriate, evidence-directed pharmacological and non-pharmacological therapies to achieve optimal outcomes for patients with heart rhythm disorders.
• Recognize alternative perspectives regarding areas of controversy for which scientific evidence is insufficient, controversial, inconclusive, or confusing.
• Utilize quality improvement measures, methods, and tools to foster systems-based improvements in heart rhythm care, outcome, and value.
• Analyze and improve processes related to inter-professional teams, care coordination, patient engagement, and communication to optimize the delivery of patient- and family-centered care.
• Assess the impact of regulatory and institutional policies, and societal and cultural norms, on safety, timeliness, equity (including diversity and inclusion), effectiveness, efficiency, patient-centered care, and value.
• Utilize improved communication methods to engage with patients and caregivers for increased shared decision-making in the treatment of heart rhythm disorders
• Evaluate the latest technology available for both professionals and consumers in the field of heart rhythm disorders.
• Recognize disparities in health care and describe strategies to reduce these disparities in patient care.
• Utilize shared decision-making resources in discussing monitoring and treatment of patients with heart rhythm disorders.
• Describe the latest cardiac device advisories and/or recalls and explain how to share this information with patients and caregivers.
• Explain the current and future trends in digital health that will impact the treatment of heart rhythm disorders.
• Describe best practices for managing a device clinic, an AF center, and/or a multidisciplinary electrophysiology practice.

Learning objectives specific to the session are listed at the individual session within Pediatrics & Adult Congenital Heart Disease (Heart Rhythm 2022).

Target Audience

This activity is designed for all professionals who participate in the care and management of heart rhythm disorders.

Course List: 

AbstractCase-Based

Case-Based: Complicated Case

Core Curriculum

Course

Debate

Joint Session

Lunch and Learn

Master Class