So you are considering the adoption of the High-Sensitivity Troponin assay in your institution or Medical Center. Our expert faculty of Dr. Chris Baugh, Dr. Frank Peacock and Dr. Alan Wu, address many of the most important elements every hospital must consider in order to have a successful conversion process. They draw upon their personal experiences in leading their hospitals in converting to High-Sensitivity Troponin and discuss construction of the teams and committees, timelines and other practical elements. This video program is accredited for 0.5 Hours of CME/CE Credit and is expected to take approximately 30 minutes to complete.

A new and updated Advanced Diagnostic Protocol (ADP) is the cornerstone of the migration to High-Sensitivity Troponin. While it can be very specific to a particular institution, there are many common elements. Our panel of experts offer insights regarding the incorporation of a Risk Score into the ADP. This video program is accredited for 0.5 Hours of CME/CE Credit and is expected to take approximately 30 minutes to complete.

Dr. Chris Baugh leads a discussion with Frank Peacock, MD and Alan Wu, PhD on building a new Advanced Diagnostic Protocol as a foundation for the conversion to the High-Sensitivity Troponin assay. They also provide an in-depth review of the preparations that are crucial to a successful transition at the Go-Live date. This is based upon the experience of our three experts in their own institutions. This video program is accredited for 0.5 Hours of CME/CE Credit and is expected to take approximately 30 minutes to complete.

Join in as Dr. Alan Wu provides his insights and experiences on all things lab as related to the conversion to High-Sensitivity Troponin. Dr Wu discusses the role the lab plays in the process, impacts seen in the lab and how to best incorporate the lab into the process of converting to the High-Sensitivity Troponin assay. This video program is accredited for 0.5 Hours of CME/CE Credit and is expected to take approximately 30 minutes to complete.