Clinical Practice

Congenital

Discover our range of specialist resources for congenital cardiologists including news, journal scans, and education.

Check out the Congenital Clinical Interest Page

Coronary

Find out more about cardiogenic shock and the SCAI SHOCK classification system, complex PCI, heart failure and the Ischemic Council.

Check out the Coronary clinical interest page

Peripheral

Resources for specialists in peripheral interventional cardiology including PAD and CLI, venous, carotid, PE, and DVT.

Check out the Peripheral Clinical Interest Page

Practice Management Resources

Clear, easy-to-understand resources from SCAI that ensure you get paid for the services you deliver by coding and billing correctly.

Includes education on coding and billing basics, recommendations, tip sheets, and access to a coding and billing specialist who can assist with questions.

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Quality Improvement

Toolkits, QI Tips, Point-of-Care Apps, MIPS Resource Center, Heart Valve Initiative, Choosing Wisely, and other resources to support the delivery of quality care.

Check out the Quality Improvement Landing Page

Structural and Valvular

Specialist information for interventional cardiologists on structural and valvular news and literature and complex cases on TAVR, Mitral and Tricuspid, and LAAO and PFO.

Check out the Structural and Valvular Clinical Interest Page

Member Highlight

It's been wonderful to be part of SCAI for so many years. Whether it's setting standards and best practices, advocating for new technology and member wellbeing, or pushing the field where we need to be, such as championing cardiogenic shock, SCAI understands us and fights for us.

Srihari S. Naidu, MD, FSCAI

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