NCVH is an educational nonprofit foundation focused on multidisciplinary accredited conferences to advance the field of cardiovascular care using endovascular technologies, pharmacotherapy treatments, peripheral interventions and amputation prevention techniques. With a goal to empower healthcare providers with knowledge of head-to-toe vascular treatments, NCVH strives to promote interdisciplinary teamwork and collaboration to address the continuum of patient care.

Educational activities include an annual multi-day conference, Fellows Course, Business of Peripheral Interventions Course, CO2 Angiography Society event and Vein Forum along with one-day regional meetings around the United States. Internationally, NCVH participates with focused educational sessions at various meetings in China and the United Arab Emirates. For a complete list of upcoming events, visit our meetings page.

Educational Objectives:

• Discuss the indications, risks and complications of interventional therapies in the treatment of cardiovascular disease, peripheral artery disease and critical limb ischemia.
• Understand and implement contemporary approaches in peripheral vascular management (including carotid, renal and mesenteric, SFA, below-the-knee, venous disease and aortic) based on recent clinical trials and evidenced based data.
• Apply appropriate applications of new endovascular technologies for patients with vascular disease.
• Describe appropriate pharmacologic management in the care of patients with cardiovascular disease, peripheral artery disease and critical limb ischemia.
• Discuss various testing modalities and comprehensive spectrum of care in patients with foot ulcers and threatened limbs.
• Explain proper use and interpretation of diagnostic tools and apply appropriate screening techniques for peripheral artery disease.
• Recognize the roles and responsibilities of multidisciplinary members of a comprehensive PAD clinical team.

For more info and to register: https://www.ncvh.org/meetings/annual-conference-2018/index.php