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Timeline: An Overview of Our History

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Timeline: An Overview of Our History

In 1949, on a snowy Monday afternoon in Manhattan, 14 cardiovascular pioneers met to form a revolutionary new society. Dedicated to the practicing physician, this group would devote itself to improving the quality of cardiovascular care by offering cardiologists education and other services. More than six decades later, their remarkable vision has resulted in the world's leading advocate for quality cardiovascular care: the American College of Cardiology (ACC).

ACC Founders 1949
ACC incorporated
in Washington, DC
First ACC Meeting 1951
First ACC scientific meeting
in New York
Heart House 1977
Heart House opens on Old
Georgetown Road in Bethesda, MD
JACC 1981
ACC first publishes Journal of the American College of Cardiology
(Simon Dack, editor)
First Guidelines 1984
First ACC/AHA Clinical Practice
Guideline
publishes
NCDR 1997
National Cardiovascular Data
Registry® (NCDR®)
launches
CCT 2004
ACC expands membership to the
cardiac care team, later followed
by Practice Administrators
Appropriate Use Criteria 2005
ACC launches the first
Appropriate Use Criteria
Heart House 2006
Heart House relocates
to Washington, D.C.
CardioSmart 2008
ACC launches CardioSmart
ACC.11 2011
ACC holds 60th Annual Scientific Sessions and launches the NCDR® PINNACLE Registry™

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