Published on: July 14, 2026
Heart failure (HF) and arrhythmias are no longer separate conversations. Increasingly, clinicians are asking a more important question: is the arrhythmia causing HF or vice versa?
In this webinar, John Rogers, MD, MS, FACC, FHRS, explores how long-term cardiac monitoring is reshaping risk assessment, therapy guidance, and clinical decision-making across a range of patient populations. The discussion examines how monitoring has evolved beyond traditional arrhythmia detection to support earlier intervention, improved patient selection and more actionable insights, including emerging data in HF populations with mid-range ejection fraction and cardiomyopathy.
Attendees gain practical perspectives on selecting monitoring strategies for different patient profiles, the value of long-term monitoring and high-quality alerts, bridging the gap between electrophysiology (EP) and HF care, and how diagnostic innovation is influencing therapeutic decisions. Designed for cardiology, EP and HF leaders, as well as cardiovascular administrators, this session connects emerging evidence with real-world implementation considerations.
To obtain your CME credits, a post-webinar exam and evaluation will be required through the Academy.
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