2026 TNACC Annual State Meeting- Evaluation

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2026 TN Chapter of the American College of Cardiology Annual State Meeting

Saturday, October 31, 2026 • Marriott Franklin Cool Springs

7:30 am – 4:00 pm

How well were the overall learning objectives met?

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Apply updated clinical guidelines for pulmonary embolism risk stratification, lipid management, and heart failure (HFpEF/right-sided) to improve diagnostic accuracy and treatment selection in daily practice.	Apply updated clinical guidelines for pulmonary embolism risk stratification, lipid management, and heart failure (HFpEF/right-sided) to improve diagnostic accuracy and treatment selection in daily practice. - Excellent	Apply updated clinical guidelines for pulmonary embolism risk stratification, lipid management, and heart failure (HFpEF/right-sided) to improve diagnostic accuracy and treatment selection in daily practice. - Good	Apply updated clinical guidelines for pulmonary embolism risk stratification, lipid management, and heart failure (HFpEF/right-sided) to improve diagnostic accuracy and treatment selection in daily practice. - Average	Apply updated clinical guidelines for pulmonary embolism risk stratification, lipid management, and heart failure (HFpEF/right-sided) to improve diagnostic accuracy and treatment selection in daily practice. - Fair	Apply updated clinical guidelines for pulmonary embolism risk stratification, lipid management, and heart failure (HFpEF/right-sided) to improve diagnostic accuracy and treatment selection in daily practice. - Poor	Apply updated clinical guidelines for pulmonary embolism risk stratification, lipid management, and heart failure (HFpEF/right-sided) to improve diagnostic accuracy and treatment selection in daily practice. - N/A
Evaluate patient candidacy and procedural considerations for evolving interventional and structural therapies – including renal denervation, transcatheter tricuspid/mitral repair, and advanced cardiac imaging (CT – derived FFR) – to optimize referral timing and treatment decisions.	Evaluate patient candidacy and procedural considerations for evolving interventional and structural therapies – including renal denervation, transcatheter tricuspid/mitral repair, and advanced cardiac imaging (CT – derived FFR) – to optimize referral timing and treatment decisions. - Excellent	Evaluate patient candidacy and procedural considerations for evolving interventional and structural therapies – including renal denervation, transcatheter tricuspid/mitral repair, and advanced cardiac imaging (CT – derived FFR) – to optimize referral timing and treatment decisions. - Good	Evaluate patient candidacy and procedural considerations for evolving interventional and structural therapies – including renal denervation, transcatheter tricuspid/mitral repair, and advanced cardiac imaging (CT – derived FFR) – to optimize referral timing and treatment decisions. - Average	Evaluate patient candidacy and procedural considerations for evolving interventional and structural therapies – including renal denervation, transcatheter tricuspid/mitral repair, and advanced cardiac imaging (CT – derived FFR) – to optimize referral timing and treatment decisions. - Fair	Evaluate patient candidacy and procedural considerations for evolving interventional and structural therapies – including renal denervation, transcatheter tricuspid/mitral repair, and advanced cardiac imaging (CT – derived FFR) – to optimize referral timing and treatment decisions. - Poor	Evaluate patient candidacy and procedural considerations for evolving interventional and structural therapies – including renal denervation, transcatheter tricuspid/mitral repair, and advanced cardiac imaging (CT – derived FFR) – to optimize referral timing and treatment decisions. - N/A
Recognize underdiagnosed and undertreated conditions, such as peripheral artery disease and congenital heart disease requiring surgical referral, to reduce delays in appropriate testing, intervention, and specialist co-management.	Recognize underdiagnosed and undertreated conditions, such as peripheral artery disease and congenital heart disease requiring surgical referral, to reduce delays in appropriate testing, intervention, and specialist co-management. - Excellent	Recognize underdiagnosed and undertreated conditions, such as peripheral artery disease and congenital heart disease requiring surgical referral, to reduce delays in appropriate testing, intervention, and specialist co-management. - Good	Recognize underdiagnosed and undertreated conditions, such as peripheral artery disease and congenital heart disease requiring surgical referral, to reduce delays in appropriate testing, intervention, and specialist co-management. - Average	Recognize underdiagnosed and undertreated conditions, such as peripheral artery disease and congenital heart disease requiring surgical referral, to reduce delays in appropriate testing, intervention, and specialist co-management. - Fair	Recognize underdiagnosed and undertreated conditions, such as peripheral artery disease and congenital heart disease requiring surgical referral, to reduce delays in appropriate testing, intervention, and specialist co-management. - Poor	Recognize underdiagnosed and undertreated conditions, such as peripheral artery disease and congenital heart disease requiring surgical referral, to reduce delays in appropriate testing, intervention, and specialist co-management. - N/A
Incorporate practice management and administrative knowledge into daily clinical operations to reduce administrative burden and support sustainable, patient-focused practice.	Incorporate practice management and administrative knowledge into daily clinical operations to reduce administrative burden and support sustainable, patient-focused practice. - Excellent	Incorporate practice management and administrative knowledge into daily clinical operations to reduce administrative burden and support sustainable, patient-focused practice. - Good	Incorporate practice management and administrative knowledge into daily clinical operations to reduce administrative burden and support sustainable, patient-focused practice. - Average	Incorporate practice management and administrative knowledge into daily clinical operations to reduce administrative burden and support sustainable, patient-focused practice. - Fair	Incorporate practice management and administrative knowledge into daily clinical operations to reduce administrative burden and support sustainable, patient-focused practice. - Poor	Incorporate practice management and administrative knowledge into daily clinical operations to reduce administrative burden and support sustainable, patient-focused practice. - N/A

Give one or two examples of patient outcomes that could be directly impacted as a result of attending this symposium.

What specific changes do you plan to make in your practice because of participating in this symposium?

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2026 TNACC Annual State Meeting- Evaluation