Canadian Cardiovascular Society

Cardio Connector Podcast

Cardio Connector is a podcast by the Canadian Cardiovascular Society. It brings together cardiovascular professionals from across the country to help advance clinical practice standards and continually improve Canadians' heart health. You will hear about knowledge sharing, guidelines, education, advocacy, and our nationwide community of cardiovascular care professionals. We invite you to meet them through Cardio Connector. We kick off our podcast with a series on Perspectives in Clinical Cardiology - a new addition to our CCS program portfolio. It covers challenges faced in community cardiolog...

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Canadian Cardiovascular Society

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Science

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ccs.simplecast.com

Seneste episode

31. mar. 2026

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Episoder

Cardiac Sarcoid - "Multiple Uncertainties" 18.11.2021

This is part two of the Perspectives in Clinical Cardiology eight-part series. It was originally broadcast as a live webinar on June 23, 2021. This session is moderated by Dr. David Bewick and Dr. David Birnie and presented by Dr. Ciorsti MacIntyre.

Doctor What Happened to Me: SCAD 27.05.2021

Welcome to part one of Perspectives in Clinical Cardiology, an eight-part series that covers challenges faced in community cardiology from all regions in Canada. This session originally aired as a live webinar on May 26, 2021 and features Dr. David Bewick, Dr. Sharon Mulvagh, and Dr. Jacqueline Saw as speakers.

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