In this episode of Conversations with Critical Care Cardiologists, we dive into the evolving landscape of education and training in Critical Care Cardiology (CCC). As this specialty rapidly advances, what cognitive competencies should be prioritized? How do procedural skills fit into the equation? And who holds the responsibility for defining and standardizing these competencies? Join us as we explore the future of CCC training, the role of medical societies, and strategies for ensuring consistency and excellence in education—both within CCC and across the broader field of cardiology.

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“Innovation in Action” is a new podcast series hosted by the American College of Cardiology’s (ACC) Innovation Program aimed to explore innovations shaping care delivery. In this first episode, ACC Chief Innovation Officer Dr. Ami Bhatt is joined by Drs. Amey Vrudhula and Lily Stern to delve into artificial intelligence (AI) model training and how to leverage AI for early screening of cardiac amyloidosis.

This podcast is supported by AstraZeneca.

Related References:

1. Vrudhula A, Stern L, Cheng PC, et al. Impact of case and control selection on training artificial intelligence screening of cardiac amyloidosis. JACC Adv 2024;3:100998.

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Special Edition: “PulseCheck” is a series within CardiaCast that is designed for CV Team members, offering practical team-based solutions to the everyday challenges. In this series the CV Team Section has partnered with the Geriatric Section’s Palliative Care Workgroup to share insights on difficult conversations that occur when caring for cardiology patients. In this episode, Andrea Price, MS, AACC hosts S. Ian Borison, DO; Michelle Churchill, CRNP, ACHPN and Jill Steiner, MD, MS, FACC to share insights to training our trainees in skilled serious illness communication.

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