Start From Within: How To Be More Empathetic In Your Practice
December 1, 2020The ability to connect with patients is critical.
Read PostHeart Failure: What’s New? What’s Coming?
February 18, 2021February 14-20 is designated as Heart Failure Awareness Week. It is a great time to review our evolving treatment paradigm in the management of patients with heart failure, and to look ahead hopefully to the addition of new strategies under development.
Why We Wear Red
February 1, 2021At K2P, we are dedicated to supporting cardiologists' lifelong knowledge goals by providing a digital learning platform with relevant, personalized, and meaningful education. We are passionate about bringing emerging medicine…
What is the “New Normal” for Medical Residents?
November 9, 2020COVID-19 has upended virtually every aspect of healthcare, including medical education. As the novel coronavirus expanded from a crisis to a pandemic, medical students adjusted to online learning from home. Residents and fellows were told to avoid direct patient care, got pulled into ERs and ICUs to treat COVID-19 patients, or saw clinical rotations canceled altogether.
Telehealth: Déjà vu all over again?
October 6, 2020The COVID-19 pandemic has made telehealth the undeniable centerpiece of our healthcare system in fewer than ten months. Telehealth’s growth has been nothing short of stellar.
Preparing for the Fall 2021 CV Board Exam: 6 Ways to Map Your Strategy
October 1, 2020Did you opt to postpone sitting for the ABIM CVB exam until October 2021? No matter what factors contributed to your decision, you now have the power to approach your exam preparation as more of a marathon than a sprint.
Not learning much from CME? It’s not your fault
September 26, 2020Learn why most CME options don't help and what you can do to improve your practice while also getting your CME/MOC credits.
K2P Recognizes Women in Medicine
September 15, 2020Each September, the American Medical Association (AMA) celebrates Women in Medicine (WIM) Month. The observance is intended to highlight the many accomplishments of women physicians and to increase advocacy related to women physicians and to the health care of women patients.
How (and Why) to Keep up with Emerging Medicine
September 10, 2020Staying on top of emerging medicine is vital for providing the best care to patients and has multiple benefits for physicians. Staying on top of emerging medicine is vital for providing the best care to patients and has multiple benefits for physicians.
Rethinking Rhythm Control in AF: Sooner Rather than Later?
September 8, 2020One of the several noteworthy trials presented at the virtual ESC Congress was the EAST-AFNET 4NET 4 trial, which was published concurrently in the New England Journal of Medicine.
Evidence and Hope During the Pandemic
September 2, 2020Encouraging results were published today, September 2, in JAMA reporting on the reduction in 28-day mortality associated with steroid administration in critically ill COVID-19 patients. The authors reported on their prospective meta-analysis of 7 randomized trials, with a total of 1703 patients, who were randomized to either corticosteroids or placebo (or usual care). There were
Early News from the Virtual ESC Congress EXPLORER-HM
August 31, 2020Lacopo Olivotto, MD, presented the results of the EXPLORER-HCM trial, which examined mavacamten as an alternative to surgical or catheter-based interventions to treat obstructive hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (HCM).
Tips to Address the Challenges of non-COVID Care in the Time of a Pandemic
August 10, 2020In addition to managing the enormous burden of COVID-19 infection and mortality, clinicians are also charged with how we can best provide ongoing regular care for non-COVID patients.