CE Credit - Scientific Sessions

Follow the steps below to complete your evaluation survey and claim your CE credit(s).

1. Go to education.heart.org.
   
   
2. Click Sign In/Sign Up and sign in with your Username and Password.
   
   
3. Click on your name in the upper right-hand corner and select My Library.
   
   
4. Select your activity.
   
   
5. Review the About this Survey section.
   
   
6. Click Start Survey to complete the evaluation.
   
   
7. Once completed, click the Submit and Return to Detail Page buttons.
   
   
8. To download a non-accredited completion certificate, click Download Certificate.
   
   
9. Claim your CE credit by clicking Claim CE.
   
   
10. Enter all required information and click Submit.
    
    
11. Click on your name in the upper right-hand corner and select My Account.
    
    
12. Click CE Details.
    
    
13. Click the View CE Claim(s) drop-down arrow.
    
    
14. Click the Download Icon to download your CE Certificate.

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NOTE:

All attendees are strongly encouraged to claim credit within 30 days of the live event to avoid credit expirations. For questions about previous years, send an email to [email protected].

MOC Requirements:

• Claim ACCME Credit by December 10, 2025.
• You will receive MOC post-test from [email protected].
• Complete and pass MOC test by December 30, 2025.

Translational Science

1. Summarize the adaptation and testing of fundamental cardiovascular-related scientific discoveries in the development of emerging therapies and implications for clinical practice.

Basic Science

2. Discuss basic cardiovascular scientific research that advances our understanding of regeneration, biochemistry, molecular and cellular biology, and genetics in relation to cardiac and vascular physiologic and pathophysiologic mechanisms.

Clinical Science

3. Translate emerging clinical science to clinical practice in the prevention, diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation of patients with cardiovascular disease and stroke.
4. Evaluate diagnostic and procedural-based interventional science for treating cardiovascular disorders and stroke across the age continuum.
5. Identify opportunities for cross disciplinary research and collaboration to enhance clinical science, medicine, patient care delivery and outcome measures.

Population Science

6. Recognize emerging research-based trends using digital resources, AI- assisted technology, registries and large data sets in the distribution of diseases of the cardiovascular system and stroke and the impact on public health.
7. Evaluate the impact of implementation science and evolving diagnostic and therapeutic strategies on health costs and outcomes.
8. Compare and contrast diverse challenges when conducting clinical and behavioral research in specific populations, including ethnic and racial minorities, women, children, and developing communities for primary and secondary prevention of cardiovascular disease and stroke.

Early Career/Professional Development

9. Appraise strategies for academic research-focused and clinical practice-based career trajectories.
10. Identify effective leadership and advocacy strategies to innovate cardiovascular healthcare delivery.