Panel Timestamps
Intro & Welcoming Remarks - 6:03
Non-Medical Switching: It's a Big Deal - 14:51
Taking Part D to Heart: Improving Access for Seniors - 38:08
Special Guest: Rep. Mariannette Miller-Meeks, MD - 59:38
Getting Real on Guidelines - 1:30:00
PAD Aware: Raising Awareness & Filling Policy Gaps - 1:57:21
2020 Cardiovascular Health Policy Summit
Panel Timestamps
Welcoming Remarks: Dharmesh Patel, MD - 2:27
COVID-19 Patient Testimonial: Reverend John Wilkins & Joyce Jones - 9:34
Flatlined: Cardiovascular Care During COVID-19 - 21:02
Patient-Centered Care: The Statin Case - 45:06
Keynote: Betsy McKay of The Wall Street Journal - 1:09:09
Decision 2020: Heart Advocacy's Path Forward - 1:42:26
The Value Question: Cardiovascular Innovation and Barriers - 2:05:08
2019 Cardiovascular Health Policy Summit
On May 16, 2019, the Institute for Patient Access convened its second annual Cardiovascular Health Policy Summit in Washington, DC. Patients, advocates, clinicians, Capitol Hill staff and government representatives used the day to explore how policies impact cardiovascular care across the country.
The day-long event was co-hosted by the Partnership to Advance Cardiovascular Health and the Alliance for Patient Access.
During a series of panels, onstage interviews and featured speakers, participants examined:
Health plan access barriers
Rural health disparities (including the nursing perspective)
The connection between diabetes and cardiovascular health
The importance of the physician-patient relationship
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2018 Cardiovascular Health Policy Summit
On May 15, 2018, the Institute for Patient Access convened its inaugural Cardiovascular Health Policy Summit in Washington, D.C. Patients, advocates, clinicians, Capitol Hill staff and government representatives used the day to explore how policies impact cardiovascular care across the country.
The day-long event was co-hosted by the Partnership to Advance Cardiovascular Health and the Alliance for Patient Access. Sponsorship support was provided by Amgen.
During a series of panels, onstage interviews and featured speakers, participants examined:
Health plan barriers
Ethnic and geographic disparities
The role of technology in heart health
The connection between diabetes and cardiovascular health
The importance of the physician-patient relationship.
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