Clinical Array
Digital Education Hubs
Cardiometabolic health can only be improved if providers can deliver care to the patients who need it. Practice management strategies include scheduling, billing, electronic health records, telehealth, care coordination, and other tools exist to help clinicians deliver best care to the patients who need it.
News Digest
Remembering Dr. Sarah Hallberg
Women in Cardiology: Does Provider Gender Matter?
10 of the Most Influential Nurses in History
The Spectrum of Rare Cardiometabolic Diseases
Practical Approaches to Care during a Crisis: Overcoming Natural/Unnatural Disasters for Patients with Cardiometabolic Conditions
Statins and COVID-19: Effects of Treatment on Patient OutcomesÂ
Expert Spotlight – Salim S. Virani, MD, PhD, FACC, FAHA
Myocarditis Rates Up in Vaccinated Male Adolescents
Women’s History Month: 5 Renowned Women in Cardiology
Effects of In-Utero COVID-19 Exposure on Infant Growth
Compared with their nonpregnant counterparts, pregnant women with COVID-19 experience a more severe disease course with increased rates of intensive care unit admission and need
Sleep Awareness Week 2023
Sleep Awareness Week® is observed from March 12-18, 2023. This year, the National Sleep Foundation (NSF) is celebrating the 25th anniversary of this annual call
Faculty Spotlight: Rachel M. Bond, MD
In recognition of Black History and Women’s History Months in February and March 2023, Cardiometabolic Health Congress (CMHC) hosted a one-hour virtual experience to address
Flu Vaccine Reduces Stroke Risk
Recent findings from a University of Calgary study show that individuals who recently received an influenza vaccination had a 22.5% lower risk of stroke compared
Expert Highlights and Perspectives
A cache of recorded faculty presentations addressing the diagnosis, clinical management, treatment, and emerging strategies related to a clinical array of cardiometabolic health-related conditions.
The Use of ACE inhibitors and Angiotensin Receptor Blockers in Patients with COVID-19
Listen to CMHC’s Senior Planning Committee Member, Dr. Keith C. Ferdinand, Professor of Medicine at the Tulane University School of Medicine in New Orleans, LA, discuss whether ACEis and ARBs should be withdrawn in patients with COVID-19.
Resources
A clinical array of resources for both patients and provider education and connection.
