HRX Roundtable - Continue the Discussion: How Can APs Get Involved with Innovation?-Continue the Discussion: How can APs get involved with Innovation?

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In a recent panel discussion held at the Heart Rhythm Society (HRS), allied professionals (APs) discussed numerous ways to drive innovation in their field. Central to the conversation was the importance of the Leadership and Education for Allied Professionals (LEAP) program, which has significantly empowered APs by enhancing their skill sets and promoting leadership roles. <br /><br />The panelists highlighted the need for more dedicated sessions for APs at HRS conferences, emphasizing the role of collaboration and sharing knowledge through platforms like community pages and CardiQ, an educational resource repository. They also discussed practical innovations like using QR codes for quick access to device interrogation guides and creating patient education videos to streamline care.<br /><br />Patient-centered care, especially through the lens of telehealth and digital health, was strongly emphasized. APs are finding new ways to engage with patients remotely, a necessity exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic, which highlighted the need for telehealth services. The discussion concluded with an assertive call for continued innovation and support for telehealth to improve patient outcomes and streamline workflows. The collaborative spirit of APs and their focus on practical, patient-centric solutions were seen as key drivers for future advancements.

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Heart Rhythm Society

allied professionals

LEAP program

telehealth

digital health

patient-centered care

innovation

collaboration

education