The Department of
Education, Training, and Research of PSCCQ holds Regional Cardiology Meeting
entitled “Update on Heart Failure" held last Friday, February 7, 2020 at
the Movenpick Hotel.
The said event
was well-participated by almost 200 participants from various hospitals in
Qassim Region. It was overwhelming to recognize the presence of the national
guest speakers from Prince Sultan Cardiac Center Riyadh, Dr. Mohammad Habbab,
Senior Cardiologist & Electrophysiologist. This activity was
also accredited by the Saudi Commission for Health Specialties for five (5)
CME hours.
Dr. Rahim Gul PSCCQ
Consultant Cardiologist initially opened the event with an introduction and
welcome address wherein he warmly acknowledged and welcomed the presence of
everyone around.
Dr. Adel Bashir,
Consultant Cardiologist clearly elaborated the definition of Heart Failure.
He gave a vivid explanation of nature and what Heart Failure is all about.
A lecture on the
Role of Cardiac Imaging in Heart Failure was discussed by Dr. Osama Smittee Consultant
Cardiologist. Cardiac imaging plays a major role in the diagnosis, selection
of therapy and assessment of prognosis in patients with heart failure.
Prince Sultan
Cardiac Center Riyadh’s Consultant Cardiologist, Dr. Mohammed Habbab shared
an Update on Pharmacological Treatment of Heart Failure as well as he gave a
lecture on Advanced Heart Failure: Recognizing Treatment Options.
Furthermore Dr.
Mehboob Ali Dar, PSCCQ Consultant Cardiologist and Electrophysiologist gave a
discussion on Device Therapy in Heart Failure. In addition to medical
therapy, device therapy also plays an important role in the treatment of
Heart Failure patients.
The meeting ended
up with the distribution of Certificates of Appreciation to the speakers for
their selfless contributions in making the event worthy and substantial. Dr. Rahim
Gul, Consultant Adult Cardiologist, Course Organizer was delighted with the
successful outcome of the activity. Dr. Gul was glad with the presence of all
the participants and he is looking forward to another similar activity in the
future.
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