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Advanced Concepts in Cardiac Pacing: Programming & Clinical Applications

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Course Overview:

This advanced-level course is designed for healthcare professionals, cardiology fellows, EP technicians, device specialists, and anyone involved in the management of patients with cardiac implantable electronic devices (CIEDs). The course provides a deep dive into the principles, programming strategies, and clinical decision-making involved in modern cardiac pacing therapy.

Through a structured series of lectures, assessments, and case discussions, learners will explore:

  • The selection of pacemaker generators and leads

  • Programming techniques tailored to different cardiac conditions

  • Device optimization strategies to improve patient outcomes

  • Clinical applications in both routine and complex scenarios

  • Recent guideline updates and emerging trends in device therapy

Whether you’re preparing for credentialing exams (like IBHRE) or enhancing your clinical practice, this course bridges the gap between foundational knowledge and advanced clinical application.


🎯 Learning Objectives:

By the end of this course, learners will be able to:

  • Understand the types and configurations of pacing generators and leads

  • Identify patient-specific criteria influencing device selection

  • Apply advanced programming techniques to optimize hemodynamic performance

  • Recognize and troubleshoot common pacing-related issues

  • Interpret real-world pacing scenarios and ECG findings

  • Stay updated on evolving practices and evidence-based strategies in device therapy


👩‍⚕️ Who Should Take This Course?

  • Electrophysiology and cardiology trainees

  • Certified Device Specialists (CEPS/CCDS aspirants)

  • Cardiac sonographers, nurses, and technicians involved in device management

  • Biomedical engineers or sales professionals in cardiac rhythm management


📚 Course Format:

  • Video-based lectures

  • Quizzes and assessments with in-depth explanations

  • Downloadable resources and study notes

  • Case-based clinical scenario discussions

  • Certificate of completion (upon meeting course requirements)

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Assessment – Pulse Generator and Lead Selection (Lecture 1) Assessment Description: Welcome to the assessment for Lecture 1: Generator and Lead Selection, a core module in the course Advanced Concepts in Cardiac Pacing: Programming & Clinical Applications. This quiz will test your knowledge of pacing system selection, generator types, lead configurations, fixation methods, and patient-tailored decision-making strategies—all directly derived from the lecture video. Key areas covered: Generator types and chamber configurations Pacing modes and rate-responsive features Unipolar, bipolar, and quadripolar leads Fixation (passive vs active) and insulation materials MRI safety considerations Clinical decision-making for optimal outcomes Each question includes a detailed explanation to reinforce critical concepts and help you understand why a particular answer is correct. ⏱️ Time Recommendation: 45–60 minutes

Pulse Generator and Lead Selection
Assessment – Pulse Generator and Lead Selection (Lecture 1) Assessment Description: Welcome to the assessment for Lecture 1: Generator and Lead Selection, a core module in the course Advanced Concepts in Cardiac Pacing: Programming & Clinical Applications. This quiz will test your knowledge of pacing system selection, generator types, lead configurations, fixation methods, and patient-tailored decision-making strategies—all directly derived from the lecture video. Key areas covered: Generator types and chamber configurations Pacing modes and rate-responsive features Unipolar, bipolar, and quadripolar leads Fixation (passive vs active) and insulation materials MRI safety considerations Clinical decision-making for optimal outcomes Each question includes a detailed explanation to reinforce critical concepts and help you understand why a particular answer is correct. ⏱️ Time Recommendation: 45–60 minutes

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