Program Length:
90 minutes
Resources:
DOWNLOADABLE SLIDES. View the Program Materials tab for more information.
Credits:
This program is not accredited. Physicians may earn self-learning credits through active steps. View more information under the Credit Eligibility tab.
Target Audience:
Family physicians, cardiovascular specialists, and allied health professionals
Program Length:
90 minutes
Resources:
DOWNLOADABLE SLIDES. View the Program Materials tab for more information.
Credits:
This program is not accredited. Physicians may earn self-learning credits through active steps. View more information under the Credit Eligibility tab.
Target Audience:
Family physicians, cardiovascular specialists, and allied health professionals
The State of the Heart program was developed by the Canadian Collaborative Research Network and has been specifically designed for family physicians, cardiovascular specialists and allied health professionals who have an interest in cardiovascular disease.
This program covers the latest topics in cardiovascular and metabolic disease, guidelines, late-breaking clinical trial results, and addresses patient care issues encountered in daily practice. For this program, CCRN hosts an outstanding faculty of Canadian and international leaders that provide excellent teaching and offers opportunities for group discussion surrounding real-world implications of the current evidence.
This program is NOT accredited.
Mainpro+ participants may earn certified credits by completing a Linking Learning Exercise.
Specialist participants may claim Section 2 credits (up to 2 credits per hour) following completion of a personal learning project (PLP) under Section 2: Self-Learning Activities within the MAINPORT ePortfolio.
Program slides:
This program was developed by the Canadian Collaborative Research Network, a not-for-profit physician organization. A PDF copy of the slides from this program are available for CCRN members from the CCRN website. Click the link below to be directed to the Resource Library.
This program was developed by the Canadian Collaborative Research Network and made possible through an educational grant from : BMS/Pfizer Alliance, HLS Therapeutics, Boehringer Ingelheim, Novartis, Sanofi, Amgen
The OnDemand presentations were made possible with additional support from: