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Cardiovascular (CV) medicine is a rapidly evolving discipline. Research studies and clinical trials are continually expanding the evidence base related to the assessment, diagnosis, and treatment of patients with cardiovascular disease. In addition, new technologies, new drugs, and new devices are expanding the therapeutic choices available to practitioners.

This meeting, jointly organised by the Royal Society of Medicine and Cleveland Clinic London, will give cardiologists, cardiovascular surgeons, general practitioners, nurses, and nurse practitioners an in-depth review of cardiovascular medicine and surgery and has the potential for making positive effects on clinical practices and patient outcomes.

Learning objectives:

• Critically assess the often conflicting recommendations for lipid management, the underlying evidence, and the implications for clinical practice.
• Apply findings from diagnostic imaging to plan treatment and guide intervention in the setting of CAD
• Incorporate the evidence on contemporary surgical and percutaneous treatment options into clinical decision-making for patients with valvular disease.
• Review the latest techniques in open and endovascular management of aortic disease
• Integrate contemporary concepts in cardiovascular pathophysiology with evidence-based strategies in the diagnosis, evaluation, and management of patients with heart failure
• Appropriately integrate the emerging evidence and options for prevention, detection, risk assessment, rhythm and rate management, and stroke prevention into the care of patients with atrial fibrillation.

Cleveland Clinic has ranked as the nation’s #1 heart care program for 24 consecutive years by U.S. News & World Report.

Upcoming live Cleveland Clinic CME activities for cardiovascular specialists:
https://my.clevelandclinic.org/departments/heart/medical-professionals/education-insights/educational-opportunities