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S5 - Nursing - 2 - Inside the Rhythm: Devices, Leads, and Daily Living
Done
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S11 - Nursing 4 - Beyond Boundaries: Transmural and Interprofessional Pathways in Chronic Cardiac Management
Done
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S3 - Nursing 1: Sex-Specific Cardiovascular Risk Modifiers - Pregnancy, Menopause, and Aging
Done
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S8 - Nursing - 3 - Circulatory Challenges: Managing Pressure, Clotting, and Cerebral Events
Done
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S23 - BWGACHD - A lifetime trajectory for ACHD patients
Done
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S30 - Council on Cardio-oncology - New horizons in cardio-oncology: a paradigm shift in risk, intervention and recovery
Done
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S20 - Young Investigators & J. Bernheim presentations
Done
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S17 - BWGBRC - Identification of biomarkers for early detection of cardiovascular diseases
Done
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S27 - BWGNICI Hands-on Session : Strain Imaging
Done
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S10 - Scientific symposium sponsored by Alnylam - A new chapter in ATTR-CM: what comes next in clinical practice?
Done
Dr Jean-Christophe Reiters
Interventional Cardiologist
CHU HELORA-Jolimont-Mons-Tubize
UNIVERSITY EDUCATION
2011: Bachelor of Medicine, Notre-Dame de la Paix University Faculties, Namur.
2014: Certificate of Competence in Electrocardiography.
2014: Advanced Life Support (ALS) training with certification as an ALS provider.
2015: Master of Medicine, Catholic University of Louvain, Brussels.
2021: Advanced Master of Medicine specializing in Cardiology, Catholic University of Louvain, Brussels.
2024: Inter-University Diploma in Interventional Cardiology, Paris-Est Créteil University (UPEC).
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Chloé Desmedt is a second year doctoral student at KU Leuven's department of cardiology and the academic centre for nursing and midwifery. Her research focuses on improving patient care through Artificial Intelligence solutions. During her PhD she will develop a natural language processing based algorithm that can identify palliative care needs from the electronic health record. The overall aim is to generate an automatic alert system that will improve the early integration of palliative care for patients with cardiovascular disease
