ACC Innovation Forum: Computer Vision – A Clinician's Third Eye
January 12, 2021
Virtual Meeting
Join the ACC Innovation Section for a forum on Jan. 28 at 7 p.m. ET, showcasing their inaugural Artificial Intelligence Journal Club.
As the inaugural chair of this exciting new Section, I would like to welcome you to the Health Care Innovation Section!
The Health Care Innovation Section is open to all members with an interest in developing a vision for the future of cardiology.
The Section will collaborate with stakeholders across the American College of Cardiology to advance technology and promote innovation in the field. In addition to the Leadership Council, the Section is also home to work groups focused in the areas of Advanced Health Care Analytics, Digital Health and Devices, Entrepreneurship, Precision Health and Virtual Care.
The Health Care Innovation Member Section has four initial aims:
I look forward to working with you in the accomplishment of these goals.
Please contact Lindsey Santamaria at lsantamaria@acc.org with any questions and comments.
Regina Druz, MD, FACC
Chair, Health Care Innovation Section and Leadership Council
The Health Care Innovation Member Section is only able to accomplish its mission through support from members. Members can join online by clicking here or by contacting ACC Member Care at (800) 253-4636, ext. 5603; or direct dial (202) 375-6000.
Already a member of the Health Care Innovation Section? Click here to unlock the member exclusive section experience.
As our membership grows, so does the Health Care Innovation Member Section's opportunities to impact College policies and provide additional member benefits.
January 12, 2021
Join the ACC Innovation Section for a forum on Jan. 28 at 7 p.m. ET, showcasing their inaugural Artificial Intelligence Journal Club.
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