The New Cardiovascular Horizons (NCVH) conference is returning to New Orleans this summer to bring together medical professionals of all specialties from around the world with one common goal—to give patients the very best cardiovascular care and outcomes.
In its 23rd year, the NCVH conference will take place from May 31- June 3 at The Roosevelt Hotel. The conference features late-breaking advancements in cardiovascular medicine for medical professionals with a focus on continuum of care and limb salvage. This makes the conference ideal for all levels of medical professionals, including physicians, nurse practitioners, physician assistants, nurses, medical staff, and administrators. It is also a unique opportunity to connect with leading experts in the field.
The conference will feature:
-20+ continuing medical education/maintenance of certification units
-1,500+ attendees from more than 30 U.S. states
-20+ LIVE case broadcasts from around the world
-175+ world-renowned faculty from 10+ countries
-300+ expert presentations with late-breaking research
Specialty-specific sessions and tracks will include:
-Family practice
-Fellows course
-Podiatry and wound care
-Healthcare professionals forum
-The Business of Cardiovascular Medicine
-Vein forum
-Industry exhibits
For the first time, there will be a session open to the public. The topic will be race/gender/age disparities in healthcare. It will take place on the last day of the conference, June 3, at 8 a.m. in the Blue Room at the Roosevelt Hotel.
NCVH was founded by Craig M. Walker, MD, interventional cardiologist, president and founder of Cardiovascular Institute of the South. “We have all experienced tremendous challenges over the past two years. Many patients canceled or delayed procedures for fear of COVID, and our hospitals shut down ‘elective’ procedures when many patients faced severe life-threatening conditions,” he said. “This year’s conference will focus on the resources that we as healthcare professionals can bring to the table to fill these gaps and provide positive outcomes for patients.”
To register, learn more, or find accommodations, visit www.ncvh.org/2022. Early bird rates and a virtual option are available.