Title
Category
Credits
Event date
Cost
Informed Decision-Making In CLTI | Session 2
  • Arterial Occlusive Disease
$0.00
PLEASE NOTE: You do not need to register or add this course to your activities. Simply click on the link below to access the video. DO NOT CLICK ON THE REGISTER OR START BUTTON.DescriptionHeld in-person at VAM24, this session will focus on shared, patient-centered decision making to individualize treatment recommendations. The importance of staging and setting patients’ expectations to facilitate decision making for CLTI patients will be reviewed. This recording also includes a live patient panel.
Translating Guidelines into Practice: Global Vascular Guideline on Management of Patients with CLTI | Session 1
  • Arterial Occlusive Disease
  • Guidelines
$0.00
DescriptionThe focus of the first webinar will be on the overall medical care of these patients. The session will describe the current state of optimal medical management (OMT) and how it applies to patients like yours.  An important focus will be on recent developments in antithrombotic, antihypertensive, and lipid-lowering management and how to best achieve smoking cessation for your patients.FacultyJohn White, MDJoseph Mills, MDMichael Conte, MD
Translating Guidelines into Practice: Global Vascular Guideline on Management of Patients with CLTI | Session 2
  • Arterial Occlusive Disease
  • Guidelines
$0.00
DescriptionThe focus of the second webinar is the diagnosis and staging of the limb. This session is "WIfI” centric” and focused on hemodynamics and foot assessment. The importance of repetitive staging to guide the course of treatment and potential alterations in the treatment plan will be reviewed.FacultyJohn White, MDJoseph Mills, MDMichael Conte, MD
Translating Guidelines into Practice: Global Vascular Guideline on Management of Patients with CLTI | Session 3
  • Arterial Occlusive Disease
  • Guidelines
$0.00
DescriptionThe last session of the series will address revascularization. This session will cover GLASS, its relationship to revascularization outcomes, and its current limitations. The growing impact of pedal artery disease in clinical practice will also be discussed. Finally, the panelists will discuss the latest data on the risks and benefits of drug elution in the CLTI population.FacultyJohn White, MDJoseph Mills, MDMichael Conte, MD
Translating Guidelines into Practice: Management of Patients with Varicose Veins of the Lower Extremities Pt. II
  • Guidelines
  • Venous Disease
$0.00
Description
How Medicare Quality Requirements Will Impact Reimbursement And Practical Tips To Successfully Meet Them
  • Government/Policy Issues
  • Patient Safety
  • Practice Management
  • Quality Improvement
$0.00
Description
Adulting in Vascular Surgery - Leading When You Are Not "In Charge"
  • Education
  • Leadership
$0.00
DescriptionThis video is part of the Adulting in Vascular Surgery Microlearning Series that shows how leadership has nothing to do with rank, we can all be the leaders we wish we had, but it requires commitment, preparation, and being proactive. It is your behavior, and the responsibility to see those around you rise that's what makes someone a leader. Your actions must consistently reflect the values that are most important to you, this builds credibility and trust.FacultyManuel Garcia-Toca MD, MS
Structured Decision-Making in the CLTI Patient: Understanding the PLAN
  • Arterial Occlusive Disease
$0.00
DescriptionThe focus of this webinar will be to review the patient PLAN algorithm based on the Global Vascular Guidelines in CLTI. The importance of staging to guide the course of treatment and potential alterations in the treatment plan will be reviewed. The use of the VQI, WIfI, and GLASS applications to facilitate evidence-based decision-making for CLTI patients will be reviewed. Case presentations will illustrate how to practically use the PLAN approach in specific clinical scenarios.
Translating Guidelines into Practice: Management of Patients with Varicose Veins of the Lower Extremities Pt. I
  • Guidelines
  • Venous Disease
$0.00
Description
Defining High Risk Patients for TCAR; How to Avoid Complications
  • Cerebrovascular Diseases
$0.00
DescriptionDiscussion of TCAR (Transcarotid Artery Revascularization with Angioplasty and Stenting using Reversal of the Flow) and identifying high risk patients for the procedure. Discussion of strategies to avoid complications.FacultySilviu C. Marica, MD FACS, FSVS, RPVITarget AudienceGeneral Surgery ResidentsHospital and Practice AdministratorsMedical StudentsNurse PractitionersPhysician AssistantsVascular NursesVascular SurgeonVascular Trainee

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