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CLINICAL EVENTS CALENDAR

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Mar 07,2010
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Mar 12,2010
Interventional Cardiology 2010: 25th Annual International Symposium: The Silvertree Hotel, Snowmass Village, CO
tinyurl.com/mg5olq
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Mar 14,2010
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Mar 16,2010
American College of Cardiology Scientific Session and i2 Summit 2010: Atlanta, GA
acc.org
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Mar 22,2010
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Mar 26,2010
Baylor University and Hankamer School of Business present: The 4th annual Global Business Forum
http://www.baylor.edu/business/international/
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Mar 25,2010
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Mar 26,2010
Balancing Your Own Health While Caring for Patients: Cocoa, FL (accredited)
www.thegoldenlights.com

Cath Lab Digest is a product, news and clinical update for the cardiac catheterization laboratory specialist.

For almost 20 years, cath lab professionals have relied on Cath Lab Digest as a trusted, educational resource. CLD focuses on providing cath lab professionals information of practical and clinical use in their working lives. It offers both continuous education and a forum through which professionals share information on best practices, the latest procedures, and ongoing concerns.

CLD strives to: 1) Educate and inform; 2) Connect our readers across the U.S. and worldwide; 3) Highlight the knowledge, dignity, and hard work of cath lab professionals.

Each month, CLD’s clinical editor, Dr. Morton Kern, discusses hot topics and important issues in depth. Interviews with thought leaders, cutting-edge features, and an emphasis on professional exchanges ensure that Cath Lab Digest captures reader interest with every issue.

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Center for Education & Practice Development - Learning Module Femoral Artery Sheath Management(PDF) This learning module is designed for the Registered Nurse Division 1 working in areas where
patients are undergoing percutaneous cardiac catheterisation and interventions.