Sudden cardiac death is one of the most critical challenges in public health, with profound implications for patients, families, and healthcare systems. Join us at the University of Washington, South Lake Union Campus, for an event that unites leading experts and practitioners to share cutting-edge advancements in clinical and translational research. The program will focus on strategies to predict and improve outcomes for individuals at risk of cardiac arrest and those who survive it.

Tailored for healthcare providers at all levels, this event emphasizes evidence-based practices, emerging technologies, and the latest research discoveries. Attendees will leave with actionable insights to elevate patient care and drive better health outcomes.

Don’t miss this invaluable opportunity to stay at the forefront of prevention and treatment in sudden cardiac death.

PROGRAM DIRECTORS:

• Nazem Akoum, MD, MS, FACC, FAHA, FHRS
• Jeanne Poole, MD

LEARNING OBJECTIVES:

• Analyze the changing landscape of sudden death with new heart failure therapies
• Evaluate the current evidence for using wearable defibrillators
• Update providers on the latest evidence and best practices in resuscitation
• Assess the tools and limitations of sudden death prediction

TARGET AUDIENCE:

• Physicians
• Cardiologists
• Cardiovascular Surgeons
• Clinicians
• Electrophysiologists/EPs
• Fellows/Trainees
• Scientists