The "In the Rhythm" podcast, proudly presented by Biosense Webster, Inc. and Johnson & Johnson, is a platform where you can hear from your peers and key opinion leaders in Electrophysiology. Our goal is to create a space where Electrophysiologists can have meaningful conversations about the most pressing issues facing the profession today.
In this episode of "In the Rhythm," we welcome Drs. Hawkins Gay from Northwestern Medicine and Mohamed Elshazly of Orlando Health to explore the transformative role of artificial intelligence in Electrophysiology. Join us as they delve into the innovative ways AI is reshaping the diagnosis, prediction, and treatment of arrhythmias, from enhancing patient outcomes to streamlining clinical workflows.
Join Mike Carlozzi and Bill Burke as they discuss leading the EP Lab at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, touching on topics such as building morale, managing staffing issues, and training new team members.
Join Drs. Parita Bhuva and Emily Zeitler as they explore the link between stroke risk and atrial fibrillation in women and innovative treatment strategies.
Curious about the use of social media in Electrophysiology? Hear from avid users who met via social media: Drs. Hakeem Ayinde and Ambrose Panico. Listen as they offer a glimpse into their experience with the various platforms, and learn what it means to be an #EPeep.
In this episode titled “Leading the Lab”, listeners have the opportunity to hear from our guestspeakers, Dr. Bradley Knight from Northwestern, and Dr. Emile Daoud from TheOhio State University. Together, they'll do a deep-dive into what it's beenlike managing the EP lab after Covid, working with hospital administration,having adequate staffing, and keeping up-to-date in the ever-evolving field ofElectrophysiology.
Transitioning out of Fellowship and into practice can be daunting for any new Electrophysiologist. In this episode, Drs. Natalie Bradford and Matt Singleton discuss how they navigated their job search, prepared for and scheduled their first cases, and gained the confidence of their lab staff.
Join us as Drs. Felix Sogade and Kevin Kwaku talk about the value of diverse working groups, pathways for underrepresented populations in the field of EP, and the Association of Black Cardiology (ABC).
In part 2 of this episode, Drs. Joshua Silverstein & Jennifer Wright discuss how to create a healthy & efficient work environment, lab staff & hospital administration partnerships, daily challenges faced in their EP labs, and how they've overcome these challenges along the way.
In part 1 of this episode, Drs. Joshua Silverstein & Jennifer Wright discuss how to create a healthy & efficient work environment, lab staff & hospital administration partnerships, daily challenges faced in their EP labs, and how they've overcome those challenges along the way.
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