Foundations in
Cardiology Practice
A comprehensive and practical cardiovascular update designed to strengthen
clinical assessment, diagnosis, treatment and decision-making.
Build Stronger Cardiology Clinical Skills
This comprehensive program brings together leading experts in cardiovascular
medicine for an in-depth review of important fundamentals and recent
advancements in cardiovascular practice.
Gain essential updates and actionable recommendations that can be incorporated
into everyday clinical practice — from cardiovascular assessment and ECG
interpretation to heart failure, rhythm disorders, ischemic disease and
valvular heart disease.
ECG & Arrhythmias
Recognize common arrhythmias and strengthen practical ECG interpretation.
Heart Failure
Review current approaches to systolic heart failure, HFpEF and advanced therapies.
Ischemic Disease
Explore ACS, myocardial infarction, chronic coronary disease and MINOCA cases.
Valvular Disease
Learn practical approaches to murmurs, aortic stenosis and valve intervention.
What You Can Apply to Clinical Practice
Practical cardiovascular knowledge built around current recommendations,
clinical cases and real-world decision-making.
Apply updated recommendations across cardiovascular disease.
Review current cardiovascular treatment strategies.
Connect cardiovascular knowledge with daily practice.
Identify appropriate patients for advanced therapies.
Cardiac Point-of-Care Ultrasound
Practice fundamental cardiac POCUS views and understand how bedside ultrasound
can support cardiovascular assessment.
Comprehensive Cardiovascular Coverage
Full Program
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Designed for Cardiovascular Practice
Physicians, advanced practice professionals, nurses, fellows in training,
recent graduates and allied health professionals seeking practical,
up-to-date cardiovascular education.
Mayo Clinic Foundations in Cardiology Practice
2026
Access the complete program and strengthen your approach to cardiovascular
assessment, rhythm disorders, ischemic disease, heart failure, valve disease
and cardiac POCUS.
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