ACC/ACP/SCAI/SVMB/SVS Clinical Competence statement

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“…Many professional societies have signaled their support for medical counterparts who would complement the surgical care of the vascular patient(16). The most obvious way forward would be to obtain recognition of Vascular Medicine as a new subspecialty of Internal Medicine.…”

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Two Decades of Progress in Vascular Medicine

Leeper

Lee

Cooke

2011

The American Journal of Medicine

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Twenty years has passed since our first call for a new specialty in Vascular Medicine(1). This proposal was motivated by novel insights into vascular disease, advances in diagnostics and therapies directed toward the vasculature, and a growing population of patients with vascular disease. Now, with two decades of perspective, we reaffirm the call for Vascular Medicine, highlight the field’s early successes, and provide our vision for the future of the specialty.

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Two Decades of Progress in Vascular Medicine

Leeper

Lee

Cooke

2011

The American Journal of Medicine

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Improved cardiovascular prevention using best CME practices: A randomized trial

Laprise

Thivierge

Gosselin

et al. 2009

Journal of Continuing Education in the Health Professions

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The intervention was designed for self-implementation in primary care practices that have their own nursing staff. PER GPs were highly satisfied with the intervention; the majority said that they would implement it in their practice if someone trained their nurse, thus suggesting support for development of a multiprofessional CME program to disseminate this clinical approach to primary care practice groups.

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Technical Issues in Coronary and Peripheral Procedures

Bates¹,

Campbell²

2015

PanVascular Medicine

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ACC/ACP/SCAI/SVMB/SVS Clinical Competence statement

Cited by 18 publications

References 17 publications

Two Decades of Progress in Vascular Medicine

Two Decades of Progress in Vascular Medicine

Improved cardiovascular prevention using best CME practices: A randomized trial

Technical Issues in Coronary and Peripheral Procedures

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