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Apply for an ESC grant for the Women Transforming Leadership ProgrammeDeadline: 12 May 2019
Milan 2-4 MayLate registration deadline: 25 April
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The event to attend for Cardiovascular Nurses and Allied Professionals aimed at helping support healthcare professionals deliver the best care possible to patients with cardiovascular disease.
EuroCMR 2019 will focus on the theme of “Extending the Clinical Value of CMR through quality and evidence”. The programme will focus on the existing and emerging evidence behind the established and potential clinical indications of CMR and will highlight how high quality research and clinical service provision can make a difference to patients and populations
This conference has been a key scientific event for more than 20 years. It provides the opportunity for clinicians and scientists from all over the world to gather and learn about new advances and to exchange scientific ideas and experiences in a distinctive environment.
1. See what's planned - Start to select the most relevant sessions for you.
2. Book your hotel - Take advantage of booking online with our official housing agency.
3. Register early for the best savings - ESC Professional Members save even more.
The European Society of Cardiology comprises 7 associations, 15 working groups, 6 councils.
Find a selection of educational products, including webinars, online courses, clinical cases and resources, designed to help you diversify your CME activities online.
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The latest European CVD data that highlights major healthcare gaps and inequalities
Our mission: To reduce the burden of cardiovascular disease
