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MHI Enduring Cardiovascular Symposium February 2021

Record Date - February 25, 2021     Expiration Date - February 25, 2022

Lectures
1. Fish Oil for Prevention of Cardiovascular Disease –What’s Fact and What's Fiction?
2. Updates in Electrophysiology


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1.First & Last Name (this is for accreditation record purposes only)
2.Your credentials (ex. MD, DO, RN, Tech)
3.Preferred email for certificate to be sent to?
4.Place of Employment?
5.Your City and State
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7.Speaker Evaluation
Subject Knowledge
Clarity - Rate in which information was shared
Overall I Rate this Speaker as
Fish Oil for Prevention of Cardiovascular Disease
Michael Miedema, MD, MPH
Updates in Electrophysiology
Manju Pai, MD
8.SPEAKERS LEARNING OBJECTIVES
As a learner, after completing this activity are you better able to:
(Miedema 1-3 / Pai 4-6)
Yes
No
Unsure
1. Discuss the evidence of cardiovascular benefit for over the counter fish oil
2. Recall the evidence of cardiovascular benefit for Vascepa
3. Explain the risks associated with use of fish oil
4. Describe patient selection for rhythm management of atrial fibrillation
5. Discuss oral anti-coagulation
6. Updates of newer device technology
9.My knowledge and/or skill level on this topic
PRIOR TO the activity:
10.My knowledge and/or skill level on this topic
AFTER the activity:
11.The Accreditation Council for CME requires us to analyze changes in learners' competence, performance or patient outcomes.  Do you feel that what you have learned in this activity will help you make CHANGE IN YOUR:
Yes
No
COMPETENCE - the ability to apply knowledge, skill and judgment in a practice, knowing how to implement or stop doing.
PERFORMANCE - do what the activity intended for you to do or stop doing.
PATIENT OUTCOMES - will improve my patient outcomes.
12.Do you anticipate using the knowledge gained in your practice?
13.Will you attempt to address any barriers you have in order to implement changes in your competence, performance and/or possible patient outcomes?
14.Did the content of this activity meet your current (or potential) scope of practice?
15.Any topics you would like to see MHI MD's cover this year?