SCCACC hopes you will find these resources helpful.
ACC Webcasts on COVID-19
COVID-19 and the CV Service Line: Legal Questions You Never Thought to Ask
COVID-19 and the CV Service Line: Operationalizing Telehealth Visits and Virtual Services
COVID-19 and the CV Service Line: Setting up Telehealth in Your Office
COVID-19 and the CV Service Line: Practical Approaches for an Unprecedented Pandemic
COVID-19 and the CV Service Line: Updated Telehealth Billing and Operational Considerations
American College of Cardiology
National Site. More than 26,000 cardiologists from the U.S. and around the world are members of ACC. A resource designed specifically for cardiologists, including advocacy, education and easy access to timely, sought-after information.
American Heart Association
The American Heart Association is a national voluntary health agency whose mission is to reduce disability and death from cardiovascular diseases and stroke.
Cardiology Today
Cardiology Today is one of the leading online destinations for cardiology news, information, CME, live meeting coverage, and is consistent with the other high quality cardiology resources on your list.
CIGNA HealthCare Medicare Administration
CIGNA HealthCare Medicare Administration is offers its visitors hyperlinks to other medical associations, companies and groups within the provider community.
Health Sciences Library System
University of Pittsburgh. The Health Sciences Library System (HSLS) provides collections and services to meet the information needs of the educational, clinical and research programs of the schools of Medicine, Dental Medicine, Pharmacy, Health and Rehabilitation Sciences, Nursing and the Graduate School of Public Health, as well as the UPMC Health System.
National Library of Medicine
Publications & fact sheets, ClinicalTrials.gov, health hotlines, A-Z topic index, MEDLINEplus, other resources.
TheHeart.org
Online Cardiology CME
South Carolina Heart & Stroke Care Alliance
The South Carolina Heart and Stroke Care Alliance focuses on improving heart and stroke care in South Carolina, basing the work on three aims: creating an integrated system of regionalized acute cardiac and stroke care; improving pre-hospital care, interventional care, clinical outcomes and post discharge care for cardiovascular and stroke patients through implementation of evidenced based medicine and patient safety practices; and establishing a unified statewide data management system for tracking and analyzing key acute cardiac and stroke care indicators.
Findings from ACC Cardiovascular Practice Census