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This Editorial introduces a Special Issue on global electrophysiology and arrhythmia management, highlighting practice outcomes, disparities, and training in resource-constrained regions.
This editorial introduces a special issue focusing on global electrophysiology practices, healthcare disparities, and training in resource-constrained regions.
In this Global Voices Special Issue of Heart Rhythm O2, we bring to you articles from authors spanning 6 continents. Health care access in various regions of the world is dependent on health care expenditure, local medical needs, third-party payer system, or self-pay by the citizens. Many countries have overcome political turmoil, economic disadvantages, and limited access of expertise and are taking gentle steps toward providing advanced cardiac care. In this Editorial, we evaluate articles presented in this Special Issue under 3 main subsections: electrophysiology practice and outcomes in health resource constrained countries, region-specific arrhythmias, health care disparities, training electrophysiologists to practice in low- and middle-income countries, and collaborative clinical investigations.
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Uma N. Srivatsa (2022) conducted an editorial in electrophysiology and arrhythmia management. This Editorial introduces a Special Issue on global electrophysiology and arrhythmia management, highlighting practice outcomes, disparities, and training in resource-constrained regions.
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