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AER: LIVE 2019

Published: 03 December 2019

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Overview

Radcliffe Cardiology, in collaboration with The British Heart Rhythm Society and leading open access journal, Arrhythmia & Electrophysiology Review, presents AER: Live, a new event aimed at best supporting the continuous education of health professionals engaged in arrhythmia management in the UK.

Delivered by leading figures from the British electrophysiology fraternity, AER: Live brings together decision-makers and practitioners with the common goal to maximise patient outcomes. AER: Live aims to inform, educate and disseminate best practice on the most pertinent issues from diagnosis and referral pathways, to optimal treatment strategies and the latest drugs and devices in arrhythmia management, supporting both generalist and specialist education. The aim of AER: Live is to host two events per year at various locations around the UK. Look out for news on forthcoming events on RadcliffeCardiology.com

AER: Live 2019 is supported by Medtronic & Pfizer.
The supporters had no influence on the content

Educational objectives

Update knowledge on the latest technologies and treatment strategies in arrhythmia management
Understand the role of healthcare professionals in holistic treatment and outcomes
Learn best-practice and the latest NHS guidance on referral pathways

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Part 1

Beyond Intervention

3 sessions
Risk Factor Modification to Improve AF Outcomes	Watch now
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Is It Safe for Me to Run the Marathon?	Watch now

Part 2

Anticoagulation & Devices (Generalist)

2 sessions
NOACS – First Among Equals?	Watch now
Devices Update – What You Need to Know	Watch now

Part 3

Challenges in EP & Devices (Specialist)

2 sessions
Persistent AF ablation: State of the Art	Watch now
Difficult Problems in Device Therapy	Watch now

Part 4

How to Select the Right Patients (Generalist)

2 sessions
AF Ablation – Who, Why, When?	Watch now
Cardiomyopathy in Perspective	Watch now

Part 5

Session 3: Ventricular Arrhythmias (Specialist)

2 sessions
VT ablation in Non-Ischaemic Cardiomyopathy	Watch now
The Problem with Sudden Cardiac Death	Watch now

Part 6

Visions of the Future

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Faculty Biographies

Mauro Lencioni

Mauro Lencioni

Consultant Cardiologist & Electrophysiologist

Mauro Lencioni is a cardiologist at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Birmingham. His interests are the treatment of cardiac arrhythmias and the effects of arrhythmia symptoms on quality of life.

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