Event Information:
January 23, 2025
5:00 pm - 6:30 pm ET
Continuing Education Credits: 1.5 CME, CNE, AAPA CME.

Registration Link:
https://members.hfsa.org/events/events/?action=edit&id=b8f1fe7d-44a8-ef11-95f5-6045bd7a9164&index=37

Pre-Purchase Link:
If you would like to pre-purchase the ondemand course that is usually available a few days after the live event, you can purchase it at Devices in Heart Failure: From Mechanisms to Implementation.

Agenda

• Introduction (Marat Fudim, MD) 5 minutes
• What is the Current State of Devices in Heart Failure?  What is the Future? (Andrew Sauer, MD) 15 minute lecture/5 minute discussion
• How to Implement Device Based Strategies into Clinical Management (Daniel Bensimhon, MD) 15 minute lecture/5 minute discussion
• How to Set Up a Remote Monitoring Clinic (Liviu Klein, MD) 15 minute lecture/5 minute discussion
• Novel Devices Entering Trials (Shelley Hall, MD) 15 minute lecture/5 minute discussion

Registration Information

The HFSA Heart Failure Seminar Devices in Heart Failure: From Mechanisms to Implementation will be held as a virtual seminar on January 23, 2025.  Registration to the seminar also includes access to the OnDemand enduring product in the HFSA Learning Center.

Program Overview

This new HFSA offering will focus on the role of devices in heart failure. This 90-minute webinar will include four didactic lectures with panel Q&A to be held after each lecture. Topics include the current state of devices in HF, how to start a device program and implement device strategies into clinical management, how to set-up a remote monitoring clinic, and novel devices entering testing and trials.

Learning Objectives

Following this activity, participants will be better able to:

• Gain understanding of the current landscape of devices in heart failure treatment, including emerging trends and future possibilities.
• Acquire knowledge on implementing device-based strategies into clinical management and explore the steps and considerations involved in starting a device heart failure program.
• Understand the principles and steps involved in setting up a remote monitoring clinic for heart failure patients.
• Gain awareness of novel devices entering testing for heart failure treatment.

Target Audience

Trainees, Fellows, Mid-career physicians, APPs, Nurses, Intensivists