Gregory M. Weiss, MD

The last slideshow in our multipart series, this slideshow examines the scope of work and conclusions from the AHA/ACC task force who tackled the topics of overcoming hurdles with new care delivery systems in cardiology in cardiology for the American Heart Association/American College of Cardiology Consensus Conference on Professionalism and Ethics.

Challenges with New Care Delivery Systems

2020 American Heart Association and American College of Cardiology Consensus Conference on Professionalism and Ethics: A Consensus Conference Report

Journal of the American College of Cardiology. 

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The final slideshow in our multipart series, this slideshow examines the scope of work and conclusions from the AHA/ACC task force who tackled the topics of overcoming hurdles with new care delivery systems for the American Heart Association/American College of Cardiology Consensus Conference on Professionalism and Ethics. 

Challenges with New Care Delivery Systems in Cardiology

This article is the fifth in a series from Practical Cardiology taking a deeper look at professionalism and ethics within cardiology after the release of a report from the American Heart Association/American College of Cardiology Consensus Conference on Professionalism and Ethics.

The fourth of 5 slideshows included in the series, advisory board member Dr. Gregory Weiss examines the work of each of the 5 task forces who took part in creating the report. In this slideshow, Weiss details the efforts of Task Force 4 , which sought to address patient autonomy, privacy, data access, and social justice in cardiology.

Improving Patient Autonomy, Privacy, and Social Justice Efforts

The fourth of 5 slideshows in our multipart series, this slideshow examines the scope of work and conclusions from the AHA/ACC task force who tackled the topics of patient autonomy, privacy, data access, and social justice in cardiology for the American Heart Association/American College of Cardiology Consensus Conference on Professionalism and Ethics. 

Improving Patient Autonomy, Privacy, & Social Justice in Cardiology

This article is the third in a series from Practical Cardiology taking a deeper look at professionalism and ethics within cardiology after the release of a report from the American Heart Association/American College of Cardiology Consensus Conference on Professionalism and Ethics.

The second of 5 slideshows included in the series, advisory board member Dr. Gregory Weiss examines the work of each of the 5 task forces who took part in creating the report. In this slideshow, Weiss details the efforts of the second Task Force, which sought to address diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging in cardiovascular medicine. 

While many look back on 2020 and remember the COVID-19 pandemic, the year was transformative in many other ways. Paramount among them is the movement to improve racial-, ethnic-, religious-, and gender-based inequality in the United States. In medicine, the undertones of systemic racism were, and continue to be, confronted  by those within the field. The second Task Force from the American Heart Association/American College of Cardiology Consensus Conference on Professionalism and Ethics sought to identify avenues of eliminating Bias, discrimination, harassment, and racism in professional settings. 



Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, & Belonging in Cardiology

The second of 5 slideshows in our multipart series, this slideshow examines the scope of work and conclusions from the AHA/ACC task force who addressed diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging in cardiovascular medicine. 

Addressing Equity, Inclusion, & Belonging in Cardiology

This article is the second in a series from Practical Cardiology taking a deeper look at professionalism and ethics within cardiology after the release of a report from the American Heart Association/American College of Cardiology Consensus Conference on Professionalism and Ethics.

In each of the 5 slideshows included in the series, Dr. Gregory Weiss examines the work of each of the 5 task forces who took part in creating the report. In this slideshow, Weiss details the efforts of the task force focused on navigating relationships and conflicts of interest. 


Navigating Relationships with Industry and Conflicts of Interest

The first of 5 slideshows in our multipart series, this slideshow examines the scope of work and conclusions from the AHA/ACC task force who addressed conflicts of interest and relationships with industry. 

Gregory M. Weiss, MD

Articles

Challenges with New Care Delivery Systems in Cardiology

Improving Patient Autonomy, Privacy, & Social Justice in Cardiology

Addressing Equity, Inclusion, & Belonging in Cardiology

Navigating Relationships with Industry and Conflicts of Interest in Cardiology