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The Official Meeting of
Where Debate &
Discussion Translate APRIL 22–24,
to Better Treatment 2021
ONLINE +
ON DEMAND
ep.greatdebatesandupdates.com
Who Should Attend?
This activity is designed to meet the educational
needs of those who are involved and/or interested
in the treatment of patients with arrhythmia.
» Electrophysiologists
As EP Lab Digest celebrates its 20th » P hysician Assistants
anniversary in 2021, we’re excited to
» Nurse Practitioners
kick things up a notch and provide
you with the first electrophysiology » Allied Health Professionals
meeting solely dedicated to a
» Fellows
debate-style format, allowing for
dedicated time to engage with both
faculty and other participants in Q&A,
» Residents
40+
discussion, and exchange on the most Expert Faculty
controversial EP topics in order to
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elevate the learning experience.
Join us for an online, interactive
Debates/Case
conference and connect with the
entire EP team to learn unique Sessions
approaches you can implement into
your practice and ultimately, improve
the lives of your patients. 7.5
CME/CNE /A+ ARRT
FEATURED TOPICS CE Credits
» Ablation Techniques
» Atrial Fibrillation
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» EP Lab Efficiency
Months On-
» Physiological Pacing
Demand Access
» LAA Closure
» Same-Day Discharge
» Role of the APN
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FACU LT Y
Luis Aguinaga, MD Andre Gauri, MD Karla Rusk, APN
Centro Privado de Cardiología Spectrum Health Cardiovascular Ohio State University Wexner
Tucumán, Argentina Medicine Medical Center
Grand Rapids, Michigan Columbus, Ohio
Jason Andrade, MD
Vancouver Coastal Health Kevin Heist, MD Parik Sharma, MD
Vancouver, Canada Massachusetts General Hospital Rush University Medical Center
Boston, Massachusetts Chicago, Illinois
Elad Anter, MD
Cleveland Clinic Jacob Koruth, MD Kalyanam Shivkumar, MD
Cleveland, Ohio Mount Sinai Hospital Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical
New York, New York Center
Los Angeles, California
Mauricio Arruda, MD
University Hospitals Cleveland T. Bobby Kurian, MD
Medical Center UT Dell Medical School Charles Swerdlow, MD
Cleveland, Ohio Austin, Texas Cedars-Sinai Medical Center
Beverly Hills, California
Carrie Baumann, RN Byron Lee, MD
Northwestern Memorial UCSF Health Harikrishna Tandri, MBBS,
Hospital San Francisco, California MD
CO UR SE D I RE CTOR S Chicago, Illinois Johns Hopkins Heart and
Vascular Institute
Albert Lin, MD Baltimore, Maryland
Adam Berman, MD Northwestern Medicine
Augusta University Chicago, Illinois
Cardiovascular Center Mellanie True Hills
Augusta, Georgia StopAfib.org
Nishaki Mehta, MD Greenwood, Texas
Oakland University William
Kathy Binder, RN Beaumont School of Medicine
Mission Heritage Medical Group Royal Oak, Michigan Wendy Tzou, MD
Laguna Niguel, California University of Colorado
Jessica Charron, APN Aseem Desai, MD, David E. Haines, MD, Aurora, Colorado
Electrophysiology Nurse Gregory Michaud, MD
FHRS FHRS, FACC Josep Brugada, MD Vanderbilt Health
Practitioner Co-Director Professor, Cardiovascular Atul Verma, MD
Sant Joan de Deu Barcelona Nashville, Tennessee
Northwestern Medicine Mission Heritage Heart Medicine Hospital Southlake Regional Health Care
Chicago, Illinois Rhythm Specialists Oakland University William Barcelona, Spain Centre
Suneet Mittal, MD Ontario, Canada
Mission Viejo, California Beaumont School of Valley Health System of NY
Medicine Jared Bunch, MD and NJ
Director, Heart Rhythm University of Utah School of New York, New York Nishant Verma, MD
Medicine Northwestern Medicine
Center Chicago, Illinois
Salt Lake City, Utah
Beaumont Hospital Toshimasa Okabe, MD
Royal Oak, Michigan Ohio State University
Mina Chung, MD Columbus, Ohio J. Peter Weiss, MD
Cleveland Clinic Banner University of Arizona
Cleveland, Ohio Medical Center
Rod Passman, MD Phoenix, Arizona
Northwestern Medicine
Luigi Di Biase, MD Chicago, Illinois
Montefiore Medical Center Jane Yanagawa, MD
Bronx, New York Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical
Michael Peterson, MD Center
Allina Health/United Heart & Los Angeles, California
Susan S. Kim, MD Bradley P. Knight, MD, Raul Weiss, MD, FHRS, Cynthia Dieterich, RN Vascular Clinic
Mayo Clinic St. Paul, Minnesota
Associate Professor of FACC, FHRS FACC, FAHA, CCDS Rochester, Minnesota
Medicine (Cardiology) Medical Director of Cardiac Director, Electrophysiology
Northwestern University Electrophysiology Fellowship
Director of the Cardiac Northwestern Medicine Professor of Medicine
Implantable Electronic Chester C. and Deborah Cardiovascular Division *Faculty and Progam subject to change. For a current faculty list, please visit the website.
Device Clinic M. Cooley Distinguished The Ohio State University
Director of Cardiac Professor of Cardiology Columbus, Ohio
Electrocardiography Northwestern University
Northwestern Medicine Chicago, Illinois
Chicago, Illinois
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Program
at a Glance
thursday friday
April 22, 2021 April 23, 2021
5:15 PM–10:15 PM CT 12:45 PM–5:30 PM CT
Session 1: Session 6:
Debate: Ablation for Persistent AF Debate: Same-Day Discharge
After AF Ablation
Session 2:
Case: LAAC Session 7:
Case: Telerobotic Ablation
Session 3:
Case: Role of the APN in EP Session 8:
Case: Lifestyle Modification for AF
Industry-Sponsored Session
(non-accredited) and Virtual Session 9:
Exhibit Hall Debate: Patient Education for AF
Session 4: Industry-Sponsored Session
Case: OAC for Device Detected AF (non-accredited) and Virtual
Exhibit Hall
Session 5:
Debate: PFA and Ablation Session 10:
Energy Sources Case: Physiological Pacing
Session 11:
Case: EP Lab Efficiency:
Turnover and Start Times
* All times listed are Central Time.
Faculty and Program subject to change.
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Program
Virtual Benefits
at a Glance » G roundbreaking EP education streamed directly to
your home or office
CO NTI NUED
» No hotel or travel costs
» A ccess to all content for 3 months, giving you the
chance to earn 7.5 CME/CNE/A+ ARRT CE credits at
saturday your leisure
April 24, 2021 » V irtual opportunities to connect with faculty,
8:45 AM–12:15 PM CT exhibitors, and other attendees
Session 12:
Debate: Risk Stratification for
Brugada
Session 13:
Case: LV Summit PVC Ablation Connect with us now!
Follow EP Lab Digest for GDU EP
Industry-Sponsored Session updates and promotions.
(non-accredited) and Virtual
Exhibit Hall #GDUEP2021
Session 14:
Debate: Cardiac Sympathetic
Denervation
Session 15:
Debate: DFT Testing for S-ICD
* All times listed are Central Time.
Faculty and Program subject to change.
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Great Debates and Updates in
Electrophysiology looks forward to ACCREDITATION INFORMATION
In support of improving patient care, this activity 12. Discuss the current techniques for diagnosis, RADI OLOGI C TECH NOLOGI STS
granting scholarships to residents has been planned and implemented by the
North American Center for Continuing Medical
risk stratification, and management of
Brugada syndrome
(ARRT CREDITS)
Great Debates and Updates in Electrophysiolo-
and fellows enrolled in accredited Education (NACCME) and Imedex. NACCME is
jointly accredited by the Accreditation Council
13. Analyze the most advanced techniques for
catheter ablation of left ventricular summit
gy, taking place online Thursday, April 22, 2021
from 5:15 PM–10:15 PM, Friday, April 23, 2021
for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME), the arrhythmias
electrophysiology fellowship programs in Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education
14. Describe the evolving techniques for cardiac
from 12:45 PM–5:20 PM, and Saturday, April 24,
2021 from 8:45 AM–12:15 PM will be submitted
(ACPE), and the American Nurses Credentialing for approval of ARRT Cat A+ Continuing Edu-
sympathetic denervation
April 2021. Center (ANCC) to provide continuing education
15. Discuss the most recent developments and
cation credits by the Association of Vascular &
for the health-care team. Interventional Radiographers (AVIR).
guidelines in defibrillation testing in patients
I NTEN DED AU DI ENCE AVIR is an ARRT Recognized Continuing Educa-
Scholarships are limited, please apply Great Debates and Updates in Electrophysiology
with the subcutaneous ICD
tion Evaluating Mechanism (RCEEM).
(GDU EP) is designed for electrophysiology lab CONTI NU I NG EDU CATI ON
REQU I REMENTS FOR CREDIT
as soon as possible. professionals, including electrophysiologists, In support of
To be eligible for documentation of credit for
advanced practice providers, EP fellows, and EP improving patient
each session attended, attendees must partici-
allied professionals (nurses and technicians). care, this activity has
pate in the full activity and complete the online
been planned and
LEA R N I N G OBJ ECTI VES evaluation form for each session.
implemented by North
After participating in Great Debates and American Center For questions regarding this educational activity,
Updates in Electrophysiology (GDU EP), partici- for Continuing Medical Education (NACCME) please call 609.371.1137.
pants should be able to: and Imedex. NACCME is jointly accredited PRI VACY POLI CY
1. Discuss the electrophysiological basis of by the Accreditation Council for Continuing NACCME protects the privacy of personal and
PVI alone as a first ablation procedure for Medical Education (ACCME), the Accreditation other information regarding participants,
persistent atrial fibrillation Council for Pharmacy Education (ACPE), and educational partners, and joint sponsors.
2. Describe the role of LAA closure in patients the American Nurses Credentialing Center NACCME and our joint sponsors will not release
with atrial fibrillation and review the (ANCC) to provide continuing education for the personally identifiable information to a third
techniques that could be used to mitigate an healthcare team. party without the individual’s consent, except
incomplete LAA closure PH YS I CI ANS such information as is required for reporting
3. Compare and contrast the responsibilities NACCME designates this live activity for a maxi- purposes to the appropriate accrediting agency.
and functions of an advanced practice nurse mum of 7.5 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™. NACCME maintains physical, electronic, and
as part of an EP program versus an electro- Physicians should claim only the credit com- procedural safeguards that comply with federal
physiologist mensurate with the extent of their participation regulations to guard your nonpublic personal
4. Compare and contrast NOACs for efficacy in the activity. information.
and safety in patients with device-detected NU R S I NG Copyright © 2021 by North American Center for
atrial fibrillation, including evidence-based This continuing nursing education activity Continuing Medical Education, LLC. All rights
guidelines and best clinical approaches awards up to 7.5 contact hours. reserved. No part of this accredited continuing
5. Assess the newest concepts of ablation ener- education activity may be reproduced or trans-
Provider approved by the California Board of mitted in any form or by any means, electronic
gy sources, including pulsed field ablation, Registered Nursing, Provider #13255 for 7.5
and how these new concepts impact the field or mechanical, without first obtaining permis-
contact hours. sion from North American Center for Continuing
of cardiac electrophysiology
This activity will also award pharmacotherapeu- Medical Education.
6. Analyze the latest and currently developing tic contact hours. Final credit designation will
knowledge of same-day discharge after AF be provided once all content is reviewed and
ADA STATEMENT
ablation North American Center for Continuing Medical
approved. Education (NACCME) complies with the legal
7. Provide a current review of new information
on telerobotic ablation NU R S E PRACTITI ONER S requirements of the Americans with Disabilities
American Academy of Nurse Practitioners Act, and the rules and regulations thereof. If any
8. Discuss digital and mobile health capabilities National Certification Program accepts AMA participant in this educational activity is in need
available for lifestyle modification of AF PRA Category 1 Credit™ from organizations of accommodations, please call 609.371.1137.
to allow for improved patient care and accredited by the ACCME.
management EDU CATI ONAL GRANT S U PPORTER S
PH YS I CI AN AS S I STANTS Educational grant support and/or in-kind
9. Review educational approaches and strat-
For more information, visit egies for counseling patients and families
about atrial fibrillation
NACCME has been authorized by the American
Academy of PAs (AAPA) to award AAPA Category
support will be announced on the website when
available.
1 CME credit for activities planned in accordance Note: Information contained herein is subject to
ep.greatdebatesandupdates.com/scholarships 10. Discuss strategies for physiological cardiac
pacing
with the AAPA CME Criteria. This activity is
designated for 7.5 AAPA Category 1 credits. PAs
change without notice.
11. Assess techniques to improve EP lab efficien- should only claim credit commensurate with the
cy and turnover times extent of their participation.
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