"Equipping clinicians with essential operational and leadership skills empowers them to engage meaningfully with health systems and regulatory bodies – locally, institutionally, nationally and globally," write ACC President Christopher M. Kramer, MD, FACC; Andrew P. Miller, MD, FACC; and C. Michael Valentine, MD, MACC, in a new JACC Leadership Page. Kramer, et al., highlights the importance of these nonclinical competencies in shaping the future of cardiovascular care and outline key areas where the ACC is specifically working to drive change, including leadership and management, regulations and advocacy, research, workforce and well-being, and health care operations. Read more.

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