The annual Hopkins course is for practitioners seeking a comprehensive review of the year's most topical issues.  These may include:

• Cardiologists
• general practitioners
•  internists

This activity is clinically oriented, including:

1. case presentations
2. updates on clinical practice
3. reviews of multi-center trials data
4. an emphasis on the scientific underpinnings of cardiology practice.

Subjects range from ion channels to outcomes research, given by faculty who are in day-to-day practice, drawn from the Hopkins cardiology division and related specialties of renal medicine and cardiac surgery.

"Meet the Professor" sessions offer the opportunity to bring interesting or problem cases to stump or share with our clinical experts. As in previous years, we offer an ACLS training and certification module.

Register for this conference

You will be leaving this website and directed to www.hopkinscme.edu where you can register for this conference on-line. Or you can download the PDF and fax your registration to 410-955-0807.

Following this course, the participants should be able to:

1. Advise patients about risk of sudden death and address their concerns regarding implantable devices
2. Make informed use of cardiac imaging techniques
3. Know when and how to use new therapies for severe myocardial dysfunction
4. Offer optimal management advice to patients with multi-vessel coronary heart disease
5. Be judicious in deciding when and how to treat high blood lipid levels

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