Education: Clinical
The HRS Research Network is a dedicated platform designed to connect and support the heart rhythm research community. The multi-year initiative brings together investigators across basic, clinical, and translational research…
Spotlight Overview: Successful electrophysiology programs rely on more than clinical expertise — they depend on strong collaboration across the care team. In this CardiQ Spotlight, Joshua R. Silverstein, MD, FHRS,…
This resource on Pulmonary Vein Isolation (PVI) is an excerpt from the comprehensive EP Anesthesia CRNA Handbook. The handbook provides anesthesia and workflow guidance for electrophysiology teams performing procedures for…
A standardized, evidence-based framework for managing CIED remote monitoring alerts in outpatient device clinics. Includes a color-coded triage algorithm (RED/YELLOW/GREEN), complete SOP, staff training materials, and interactive metrics dashboard that…
This resource was developed to improve access to workflows and policies across all locations by providing the Device Clinic with a centralized, easy-to-navigate internal webpage.
This algorithm is intended to provide a standardized framework for in-clinic and remote follow-up of permanent pacemakers. It supports systematic assessment of patient symptoms, device function, programming optimization, safety surveillance,…
Quick Reference List of all cardiac devices markers and their meaning.
Explore the latest in quality improvement and health policy! Heart Rhythm 2025 On Demand – Quality Improvement and Health Policy features 16 sessions from HRS’s 2025 meeting, highlighting practice improvement,…
To ensure optimal care and outcomes for patients with atrial fibrillation, hospitals and electrophysiologists will need to take a systems-based approach to EP lab efficiency, focused on standardizing processes while…
AF Clinic/Center of Excellence: Establishing an Atrial Fibrillation Center of Excellence (AF CoE) is an ambitious and positive move towards enhancing patient outcomes and elevating the standard of care for those with AF.
Elliott M. Antman, MD, and Andrea R. Lewin, PharmD, RPh, CACP, from Brigham & Women’s Hospital, recently sat down with Julie B. Shea, MS, MSN, FHRS, CCDS, to discuss the significant impact of an AF CoE’s multidisciplinary approach on patient care.