Professional Development
The CCS is pleased to present Part 2 of the Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy Learning Series 4.0. With Part 2, we continue to advance education in Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy (HCM) by addressing critical gaps in diagnosis, treatment, and long-term management. Building on the success of previous years, the HCM Learning Series 4.0 is designed to further enhance the knowledge and clinical practices of healthcare professionals managing HCM across Canada.
Tailored to address the distinct healthcare challenges within each region, the series consists of four MOC Section 1 accredited webinars that will cover: Atlantic Canada (in June), Quebec (in September), Ontario and Western Canada. Each session will feature interactive, case-based learning modules designed to enhance practical understanding. The planning committee will select compelling cases that address learning gaps identified through participant feedback as well as new advancements and Canadian treatment options. This session (Part 2) focuses on Quebec and is designed to address regional challenges in diagnosing and managing HCM through practical, case-based learning.
Do you have a complex or challenging case that could spark meaningful discussion? We invite you to submit it for consideration. Selected cases will be featured during one of our four sessions. Click here to submit your cases.
Faculty: Dr. Anil Gupta (Program Chair), Dr. Jennifer Kennedy (Moderator/Presenter), Dr. Patrick Garceau (Presenter) and Dr.Maxime Tremblay-Gravel (Presenter)
Learning Objectives:
- Identify best practices for diagnosing and initiating management of HCM in community settings.
- Apply current evidence-based strategies to manage obstructive HCM effectively.
- Identify indications and processes for genetic testing and family screening in HCM.
- Recognize signs of LV dysfunction in HCM and determine timing for referral to advanced care.
*Please note that this webinar will be delivered in French only.*
When
9/24/2025 8:00 PM – 9:00 PM
Eastern Daylight Time
Where
Virtual CANADA