2016 Webcast: Electronic Nicotine Delivery Devices - Cure or Cataclysm?

2016 Recorded Webcast.  

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2023 Updates in Pulmonary Medications

This webcast will review medication changes and updates for the past year, including new indications for old medications, Reviews will include updates in GOLD and GINA guideline changes in management, and new biologic medications. Diseases will include COPD, asthma, ILD, and CF.

A Plant-Based Diet for Nutrition Adequacy

This presentation is directed specifically towards the cardiac rehab professional. However, it will prove insightful for all health professionals and curious minds. This content will focus on the health advantages that a plant-based diet offers and how to encourage any participant wherever they may be on their nutrition journey.

A Turning Heart Failure in Heart Success! A Three Year Review of Improving Referral, Access, and Retention of Heart Failure Patients in Cardiac Rehabilitation

Learn how Baystate Health system used an NIH initiative to improve Heart Failure participation and completion of their cardiac rehab program to 15% of their patient population. 

AACVPR Performance Measures: Ignite your Passion for Program Quality

This session will review metrics from the AACVPR patient-centered and program-based performance measures and discuss trends and potential data quality issues. Presenters will share strategies to improve performance, discuss steps to develop a plan for continuous quality improvement and review how each clinician can take ownership of their program’s quality. 

Adapting, Implementing, and Evaluating an Evidence-Based Patient Education Curriculum in Cardiac Rehab Programs At Home, On the Web and Around the World

This session will describe various models of education delivery in the context of cardiovascular rehabilitation, joined by speakers from global partner programs who will share their case studies of successful adaptation, implementation, and evaluation of the Cardiac and Diabetes College™ curricula representing three different education delivery models: onsite, hybrid, and fully virtual.