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This community addresses atrial fibrillation topics that are relevant to routine and advanced practice. We want to build a collaborative community that facilitates interaction between clinical disciplines (e.g. general cardiovascular, electrophysiology specialists and others).
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This community addresses biomarker topics that are relevant to routine and advanced practice. We want to build a collaborative community that facilitates interaction between clinical disciplines (e.g. cardiovascular, emergency medicine, and laboratory providers), as well as between clinicians, and researchers.
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This community addresses cardiac rhythm management topics that are relevant to routine and advanced practice, and will focus on topics such as the appropriate use of devices in the management of rhythm issues, recent consensus statements from HRS and ACC on device selection for patients receiving pacemakers, cardiac resynchronization, and device indications, and other similar subjects. We want to build a collaborative community that facilitates interaction between clinical disciplines.
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The Chronic Angina Community will discuss topics related to current and relevant aspects of stable ischemic heart disease, including the variations in symptoms and clinical characteristics that present with this prevalent condition. We want to offer our perspective, as well as hear about your unique experiences, as to how the clinician can approach this disease.
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ACC and the Cardiovascular Research Foundation (CRF) have partnered to create this collection of resource materials on Interventional Cardiology. Content is drawn from both the ACC's CardioSource and CRF's TCTMD, and is selected by our editor, Dr. Debabrata Mukherjee.
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The new Patient-Centered Care Community on CardioSource introduces ACC members to ways in which CardioSmart can serve as their vehicle for facilitating more patient-centered care. Stay up-to-date on the latest CardioSmart features that can improve your practice.
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This community is a space for physicians and other individuals involved or interested in the subject of Sleep Apnea to discuss topics that are relevant to routine and advanced practice, with a focus on topics such as how to appropriately diagnose obstructive sleep apnea, how to treat, and when to refer a patient for a sleep study. We hope this collaborative community facilitates interaction between clinical disciplines.