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ACVC Congress 2023 Workshops

ESC Acute CardioVascular Care 2023, Marseille, from 24 to 26 March



For all healthcare professionals involved in acute cardiac care: update your skills at ESC Acute CardioVascular Care 2023!

Research Methodology

Key opinion leaders will guide you on what you need to know to design an observational study in acute cardiovascular care setting and submit a successful abstract.

The course will be divided in frontal lectures and in practical research workshop where the attendees, divided in small groups, will design a project synopsis under supervision of experienced trialists.

Schedule

This workshop is divided into 3 parts:

Friday 24 March

 

Saturday 25 March

 

11h45 - 13h15

Part 1 – session programme

11h45 - 13h15

Part 2 - session programme

 

 

14h00 - 15h15

Part 3 - session programme

 

IMPORTANT INFORMATION: by registering for this workshop, you commit to attending all 3 sessions. To register for this workshop, you first need to register for ACVC Congress 2023.

REGISTER

 

Simulation workshop

IMPORTANT INFORMATION: No registration is required for this workshop, places will be assigned on a first come first served basis. A maximum of 8 participants is allowed for each session. 

To learn and reflect on the role of non-technical skills in critical cardiovascular situations, with participant-centred learning and in a safe environment, through 2 simulation scenarios, structured with briefing, simulation and debriefing.

2 simulation scenarios will be carried out, each lasting 45 minutes. In this way, in each simulation scenario there will be 8 participants, but 4 will be active in the first scenario and the other 4 observers, and in the next scenario, they will be exchanged. The 8 participants will participate in the 2 debriefings. Each 45 minutes simulation scenario will consist of 15 minutes of briefing, 10 minutes of simulation and 20 minutes of debriefing.

Specific objectives:

  • Scenario 1 - Learn how to communicate effectively in critical situations.
  • Scenario 2 - Reflect on situation awareness in cardiology emergencies.

Schedule

8 sessions will be held during the congress, both scenarios will be repeated at each session:

Friday 24 March

 

Saturday 25 March

 

10h00 - 11h30

Session programme

10h00 - 11h30

Session programme

11h45 - 13h15

Session programme

11h45 - 13h15

Session programme

14h00 - 15h30

Session programme

14h00 - 15h30

Session programme

15h45 - 17h15

Session programme

15h45 - 17h15

Session programme

Digital health

IMPORTANT INFORMATION: No registration is required for this workshop, places will be limited and assigned on a first come first served basis. 

To learn about innovative digital health solution in intensive and acute cardiovascular care.

Schedule

This workshop is divided into 4 sessions:

Friday 24 March

 

Saturday 25 March

 

14h10 - 15h10

Session programme

8h30 - 9h30

Session programme

16h10 - 17h20

Session programme

9h40 - 10h40

Session programme

 

 

16h15 - 17h35

Session programme

 

Multi-organ evaluation of perfusion and congestion using ultrasound in patients with shock

IMPORTANT INFORMATION: No registration is required for this workshop, places will be limited and assigned on a first come first served basis. 

Learn how to assess ventricular performance in patients with cardiogenic shock and how to assess thoracic and abdominal organ perfusion and congestion in patients with cardiogenic shock with ultrasound using a physiopathological based approach.

Friday 24 March   Saturday 25 March   Sunday 26 March  
09h00 - 11h00 Session programme 09h00 - 11h00 Session programme 09h00 - 11h00 Session programme