Medical Education and Critical Care Cardiology in the Modern Era

Rebecca Garber; Satish Mishra; Adam E. Mikolajczyk; Amit Goyal; Daniel Ambinder; Catherine Vanchiere

doi:10.1016/j.jacadv.2025.101804

May 28, 2025JACC AdvancesOpen Access

Medical Education and Critical Care Cardiology in the Modern Era

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Examine contemporary educational paradigms and training requirements for physicians practicing critical care cardiology in modern cardiac intensive care units.
Synthesized current clinical training models, educational frameworks, and core competencies within cardiovascular critical care.
Identifies specialized competencies necessary to manage increasingly complex, multi-organ critical illness in modern cardiac units.
Outlines structural curricular adaptations required to bridge standard cardiovascular disease training with multidisciplinary critical care medicine.

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Narrative review examines modern training paradigms in critical care cardiology, highlighting evolving educational requirements for intensive cardiac care.

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