Snowmass Cardiovascular Cases, Controversies, and Challenges

This program will be presented live in-person in Snowmass, CO and also is available via livestream Mountain Standard Time. 

COURSE LOCATION
Viewline Snowmass, Autograph Collection
100 Elbert Lane
Snowmass Village, CO 81615

COURSE DESCRIPTION
Physicians and NP/PAs should attend the Cardiovascular Conference at Snowmass in 2026 to update their knowledge of current diagnostic and therapeutic strategies of patients with cardiovascular disease. The focus for 2026 will be cutting edge cardiovascular medicine including AI.  More than half of Snowmass attendees return, a testament to the excellent quality of the conference which has a more than 50-year history. If you are a first-time attendee, you will find a unique conference that features state-of-the-art knowledge aligned with practical decision-making set in an interactive program that includes discussions, case presentations and debates. The faculty, comprising renowned experts and investigators, will offer insights and practical clinical advice for dealing with common cardiovascular problems incorporating the latest research and clinical guidelines focusing on the last two years.

COURSE HIGHLIGHTS

• Structural heart disease updates and technology update
• Advantages and limitations of artificial intelligence in cardiovascular practices
• Practice changing cardiovascular trials of 2025
• Ischemic heart disease guideline gray zones and game changes
• Strategies for primary prevention of sudden cardiac death
• Valvular heart disease screening and surveillance insights
• Contemporary management of valvular heart disease
• Hands on ultrasound workshops
• Team based care to navigate challenging CV cases
• Pulmonary emboli management and impact of the new guidelines

LEARNING OBJECTIVES
Upon conclusion of this program, participants should be able to:

• Employ practical, evidence–based strategies in the prevention of cardiovascular disease including lipid and atherosclerosis management
• Evaluate contemporary diagnostic modalities and treatment strategies for valvular heart disease
• Describe current approaches in the investigation and management of coronary artery disease
• Analyze emerging trends across heart failure care including in coronary and intensive care units
• Identify best practices for the management of patients with atrial and ventricular arrhythmias
• Employ appropriate diagnostic and treatment strategies in patients with congenital heart disease

INTENDED AUDIENCE
This course in intended for cardiovascular specialists, cardiovascular surgeons, primary care physicians, fellows in training, physician assistants, advanced practice nurses, nurses in cardiology, and other medical professionals interested in general cardiology prevention and management.