International Arrhythmia School
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The last couple of years has been very tumultuous and unpredictable. As everyone has had to adapt to the consistently changing environment, we here at International Arrhythmia School would like to keep our mission of connecting, educating, and unifying leading cardiologists, electrophysiologists, trainees, EP technicians, family practitioners, and nurses.
We are pleased to present our February Virtual Conference on ECGs and Remote Monitoring. Click on the button to see more details.
By bencijg
Our November 21 Patient-Centered Virtual Event explores the topic of how arrhythmia patients should view alcohol and non-arrhythmia related procedures, from the perspective of the physician. How does alcohol actually affect arrhythmia? What alternatives are there? And how do other procedures affect your arrhythmia?
Cardiology residents and subspecialty fellows are invited to submit an interesting case related to cardiac arrhythmias for presentation at the 17th International Winter Arrhythmia School (IWAS).
Submissions will be accepted in the form of abstracts. Five finalists will be chosen to present their cases at this year’s IWAS
As a part of the program focused on automation in cardiology we will be accepting original clinical and pre-clinical research contributions, in the form of abstracts. The contributions should be focusing on automation, robotics and remote catheter manipulation in cardiology.
We’re excited to let you know that preparations for our IWAS 2020 – our 17th International Winter Arrhythmia School – are now underway. Stay tuned for venue and accommodation details, and our registration launch.