I am Dr. Bishnu Subedi. I am a cardiologist in the United States. In the era of evidence-based medicine, our practice is usually guided by a scientific study, expert society statements, or clinical guidelines. In this podcast series, I intend to highlight some of these practice-changing articles in the field of cardiology from past and present.
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I am Dr. Bishnu Subedi. I am a cardiologist in the United States. In the era of evidence-based medicine, our practice is usually guided by a scientific study, expert society statements, or clinical guidelines. In this podcast series, I intend to highlight some of these practice-changing articles in the field of cardiology from past and present.
Independent Medical Board: Cardiologists seek a new board separate from the ABIM due to concerns with MOC requirements.
Scope of Practice Debates: Tensions arise over advanced nurse practitioners performing complex procedures like TAVI.
Work-Life Balance in Meetings: Live meetings return, but concerns grow about FOMO and digital fatigue.
AI in Cardiology: ChatGPT and other tools spark discussions about AI authorship in research.
Regulatory Decisions: FDA approves pulsed-field ablation, renal denervation devices, EVICD, LimFlow device, and colchicine for CAD prevention.
Transplantation Advancements: DCD hearts and genetically modified pig hearts show promise for addressing organ shortages.
Additional Notes:
The updated Medicare fee schedule emphasizes community health integration and social determinants of health.
The AMA survey on practice costs is crucial for accurate Medicare physician payments.
Shared services and team-based care with clear roles for different professions are essential.
Quality will become an increasingly important metric for Medicare reimbursement.
'Why we do What we do in Cardiology'
I am Dr. Bishnu Subedi. I am a cardiologist in the United States. In the era of evidence-based medicine, our practice is usually guided by a scientific study, expert society statements, or clinical guidelines. In this podcast series, I intend to highlight some of these practice-changing articles in the field of cardiology from past and present.
