Missouri Chapter of the American College of Cardiology

Missouri Chapter of the American College of Cardiology To provide for accessible, highest quality, cost effective cardiovascular care for Missourians.

As June gets closer, the Midwest ACC Women in Cardiology Symposium continues to stand out as a valuable opportunity to i...
05/01/2026

As June gets closer, the Midwest ACC Women in Cardiology Symposium continues to stand out as a valuable opportunity to invest in both knowledge and connection.

The agenda covers a wide range of timely topics, including PAD, lipids, hypertension, HCM, aortic stenosis in women, cardio-rheumatology, and AI in noninvasive cardiology. It also creates space for important conversations around career development, leadership, and professional direction.

For anyone planning to attend, now’s the time to register and finalize travel while the hotel room block deadline of May 12 is still ahead.

Register here: https://ow.ly/lF9j50YCBWk

🎧 In this episode, ACC Chief Innovation Officer Drs. Ami Bhatt and Akshay Desai take a closer look at how -enabled ca...
05/01/2026

🎧 In this episode, ACC Chief Innovation Officer Drs. Ami Bhatt and Akshay Desai take a closer look at how -enabled can help improve the prediction of .

They also highlight why preventive care matters so much in heart failure—and how innovation may help clinicians identify risk earlier.

Listen now ➡️ https://bit.ly/4sBmnN0

There’s one week left to register for Power, Pay, & Practice: Making Informed Career Choices in Cardiology.MOACC is look...
04/30/2026

There’s one week left to register for Power, Pay, & Practice: Making Informed Career Choices in Cardiology.

MOACC is looking forward to bringing members together for an evening of honest discussion around compensation, practice structure, and the decisions that can shape a career in cardiology.

For those still weighing whether to attend, this is exactly the kind of conversation that can offer clarity, perspective, and connection at the right time.

Thursday, May 7 at 6:00 PM
Pastaria, Clayton

Seating remains limited, and the event is approaching quickly. Reserve your spot today: https://ow.ly/x5Zx50YClc9

The event visual is a reminder that this will be a warm, welcoming setting for a very important conversation.

🎧 This Week explores key studies from a recent JACC issue, including new evidence on -related .Featuring expert disc...
04/29/2026

🎧 This Week explores key studies from a recent JACC issue, including new evidence on -related .

Featuring expert discussion from Drs. Carolyn Lam and Harlan Krumholz, this episode offers helpful perspective on emerging cardiovascular research.

Listen here: https://ow.ly/2vMl50Ywqfq

As cardiovascular care continues to evolve, opportunities to learn across subspecialties and collaborate across systems ...
04/29/2026

As cardiovascular care continues to evolve, opportunities to learn across subspecialties and collaborate across systems matter more than ever.

That’s what makes the Wash U Cardiology Forum such a valuable event. On June 6, 2026, attendees will hear state-of-the-art updates from Wash U faculty on topics ranging from heart failure and valvular disease to cardiac amyloidosis, prevention, cardio-obstetrics, congenital heart disease, and future directions in care.

This is a meaningful opportunity to stay current, strengthen connections, and take part in conversations that extend beyond the podium.

Registration is open now: https://ow.ly/aoCg50YCoGu

Looking to strengthen both board prep and clinical practice in adult congenital heart disease?ACC’s offers insights fr...
04/28/2026

Looking to strengthen both board prep and clinical practice in adult congenital heart disease?

ACC’s offers insights from top clinicians along with high-value, board-focused content designed to support certification preparation, day-to-day decision-making, and long-term patient care.

Learn more: https://bit.ly/3ZpjDGb

One week from today, clinicians from across specialties will gather for Severe Sarcoidosis: A Multidisciplinary Approach...
04/26/2026

One week from today, clinicians from across specialties will gather for Severe Sarcoidosis: A Multidisciplinary Approach Across Organ Manifestations.

This course addresses the real-world challenges of caring for patients with severe and high-risk sarcoidosis, including cardiac and neurologic involvement. With lectures, panel discussion, and dedicated Q&A, the program is built to deliver practical guidance clinicians can carry back into care settings right away.

For cardiology professionals, this is an especially timely opportunity to deepen understanding of cardiac sarcoidosis in the context of broader multisystem disease.

Registration remains open, but the window is getting shorter: https://ow.ly/L9eo50YCy6J

A new State-of-the-Art Review in offers a comprehensive look at durable LVAD-related emergencies and how to manage the...
04/24/2026

A new State-of-the-Art Review in offers a comprehensive look at durable LVAD-related emergencies and how to manage them.

Created with a rapid-response focus, this resource is designed to help clinicians respond quickly and effectively when caring for patients with dLVAD emergencies.

Read more here: https://bit.ly/4sOg4G6

📚🫀 Clinical practice guidelines help shape how cardiovascular care is delivered every day.This report takes a closer loo...
04/22/2026

📚🫀 Clinical practice guidelines help shape how cardiovascular care is delivered every day.

This report takes a closer look at how the ACC and AHA Joint Committee develops these recommendations—turning the latest evidence into practical guidance for clinicians.

Learn more:
https://ow.ly/F2Ht50Ywq56

📹 Want to see how is helping the global primary care community take on ?This new video highlights efforts to support ...
04/21/2026

📹 Want to see how is helping the global primary care community take on ?

This new video highlights efforts to support frontline care teams with the knowledge and resources needed to improve care around the world.

Watch here: https://bit.ly/4loQDYS

Six-year outcomes in low-risk aortic stenosis are a reminder that the best valve conversation is never one-size-fits-all...
04/20/2026

Six-year outcomes in low-risk aortic stenosis are a reminder that the best valve conversation is never one-size-fits-all. It’s about pairing the right therapy with the right patient and the right time horizon. 🫀🗓️

In Evolut Low Risk, patients who underwent surgery or with CoreValve/Evolut R/Evolut PRO had no significant differences in all-cause mortality or disabling stroke at 6 years. The central illustration (shown) captures the value of long-term follow-up as care teams weigh recovery, durability, and lifetime valve strategy.

Read more: bit.ly/4rm2OrH

When counseling low-risk patients today, what carries the most weight in shared decision-making: durability expectations, reintervention planning, or patient priorities around recovery and quality of life?

Some of the most challenging sarcoidosis cases demand more than a single-specialty lens.Severe Sarcoidosis: A Multidisci...
04/17/2026

Some of the most challenging sarcoidosis cases demand more than a single-specialty lens.

Severe Sarcoidosis: A Multidisciplinary Approach Across Organ Manifestations is designed to help clinicians navigate complex disease with practical insight across pulmonary, cardiac, neurologic, and systemic involvement.

For cardiologists and care teams involved in recognizing and managing cardiac sarcoidosis, this course offers timely education on advanced imaging, risk stratification, treatment escalation, and collaborative care.

If this program has been on your radar, now’s a good time to register: https://ow.ly/fXaJ50YCy0b

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