Upcoming Programs:
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- Please visit the American Transradial Association website for information on transradial programs
- Chicago Cardiovascular Interventional Forum (CCIF)
- Detachable Coils Bootcamp
- Neurointerventions for Stroke Bootcamp
- Interventional Radiology Bootcamps
- Medical Information Technology Bootcamps: Using the Internet to Better Manage Patient Communications
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Resources and Services:
- Visit our Patient Education Reference library
- Check out the Educational Resources PAMEAS maintains for our readers
- The PAMEAS Digest
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- American Transradial Association
The American Transradial Association was formed by the Patient Medical Assocation and was formed to promote transradial interventions for the benefit of patients and those healthcare providers who choose to utilize this method of vascular access for interventional/endovascular procedures. We have been producing transradial education programs since 2005, with our first program for interventional cardiology fellows in Philadelphia. We have a goal of increasing transradial usage to 20% by 2013 and 70% by 2020 in the United States.
- Chicago Cardiovascular Interventional Forum (CCIF)
CCIF was formed in 2008 to allow interventionalists in the Chicagoland area to meet regularly to discuss issues of clinical importance to the delivery of high quality healthcare services. CCIF is a grassroots effort of the professional medical community of Chicago and is managed by the Patient Medical Association as part of its educational mission on behalf of patients
- PAMEAS Medical Bootcamps
Professional medical education programs designed to offer the most cost-efficient methods for providing training for physicians, nurses, techs, and other healthcare professionals. These programs provide (1) skills training sufficient to begin or expand a practice and (2) an opportunity for healthcare providers to interact with experienced faculty in an informal environment to learn practical tips of what works and does not in expanding and strengthening a clinical practice.
- PAMEAS Legislative Priorities
PAMEAS regularly seeks opportunities to brief and educate members of federal and state legislative and executive branches on topics of relevance to healthcare policy and reform.
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