At the end of the overall program, participants will be able:

1. To identify the clinical presentation, natural history, and recognize the prognosis of a variety of cardiac arrhythmias and conduction disturbances.
2. To acquire significant and comprehensive knowledge on ablations. Mapping systems and implantable devices.
3. To improve the utilization of arrhythmia device features and discuss arrhythmia issues in general cardiology practice.
4. To gain expertise in complex arrhythmia topics related to congenital heart disease and inherited arrhythmias.

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Welcome to our e-learning module, where you can view videos and presentations from IWAS 2020.

To access the videos & slides from the 2020 conference, please enroll here.

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At the end of the overall program, participants will be able:

1. To identify the clinical presentation, natural history, and recognize the prognosis of a variety of cardiac arrhythmias and conduction disturbances.
2. To acquire significant and comprehensive knowledge on ablations. Mapping systems and implantable devices.
3. To improve the utilization of arrhythmia device features and discuss arrhythmia issues in general cardiology practice.
4. To gain expertise in complex arrhythmia topics related to congenital heart disease and inherited arrhythmias.

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Welcome to our e-learning module, where you can view videos and presentations from IWAS 2019, held in Mont Tremblant, Quebec in February 2019.

Our first video is a free gift to you. To access 34 other videos & slides from the 2019 conference, please enroll here.

If you have already enrolled, please click here to log in.