Die Kardiologen und die Zukunft ihres Fachs
Die Entwicklung des Fachs
Die Folgen für die Ärzte
Die Rechtslage in der Schweiz
Die Organisation der European Society of Cardiology (ESC)
Die Facharztprüfungen der European Society of Cardiology (ESC)
Die Struktur der Schweizerischen Gesellschaft für Kardiologie
Die Sicht der Patienten
Regulierungen in anderen Ländern
Der kardiologische Spezialist
Was zu tun wäre
Conflicts of Interest
References
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Land | Spezialität | Fachexamen | Examen |
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Deutschland1) | Rhythmologie | Zusatzqualifikation spezielle Rhythmologie | 24 Monate in zertifiziertem Zentrum, Logbuch, kein Examen |
Deutschland | Interventionelle Kardiologie | Zusatzqualifikation interventionelle Kardiologie | 24 Monate in zertifiziertem Zentrum, Logbuch, kein Examen |
Deutschland | Angiologie | Zusatzqualifikation interventionelle Therapie der arteriellen Gefässerkrankungen | 24 Monate in zertifiziertem Zentrum, Logbuch, kein Examen |
Deutschland | Imaging | Zusatzqualifikation kardiale Magnetresonanztomographie | Core Curriculum nach ESC Level i-III |
Deutschland | Imaging | Zusatzqualifikation kardiale Computer-tomographie | 3-stufige Weiterbildung in zertifizierten Zentren |
Deutschland | Herzinsuffizienz | Zusatzqualifikation Herzinsuffizienz | 24 Monate in zertifiziertem Zentrum, ESC Curriculum, kein Examen |
Deutschland | Congenitale Vitien | Zusatzqualifikation Erwachsene mit angeborenen Herzfehlern | 24 Monate in zertifiziertem Zentrum, definiertes Curriculum, kein Examen |
Frankreich | Interventionelle Kardiologie | Diplome d’Université pour cardiologie interventionnelle | 2 Jahre strukturierte Weiterbildung |
Frankreich | Rhythmologie | Diplome d’Université de rhythmologie | 2 Jahre strukturierte Weiterbildung |
Frankreich | Imaging | Diplome d’Université d’ echocardiographie | 1 Jahr strukturierte Weiterbildung |
Italien | Nur Kardiologie | Nur Facharzt Kardiologie; keine weiteren Examen oder Zertifikate | Nationaler Test für Zulassung zur Weiterbildung |
Norwegen | Nur Kardiologie | Facharzt Kardiologie; keine weiteren Examen oder Zertifikate | Strukturierte Grundausbildung |
Schweiz | Nur Kardiologie | FMH Kardiologie; keine weiteren Examen oder Zertifikate | Praktisches und Multiple-Choice-Examen |
United Kingdom | Kardiologie mit strukturiertem Curriculum | Certificate of Completion of Specialty Training (CCST; Gund- und Spezialausbildung) | Spezialausbildung am Schluss der Weiterbildung |
United States2 | Adult Congenital Heart Disease | Specialty Board Examination | Specific fellowship with structured training |
United States2 | Interventional Cardiology | Specialty Board Examination | Specific fellowship with structured training and minimum number of procedures |
United States2 | Cardiac Electrophysiology | Specialty Board Examination | Specific fellowship with structured training and minimum number of procedures |
United States2 | Advanced Heart Failure | Specialty Board Examination | Specific fellowship with structured training |
United States2 | Critical Care Medicine | Specialty Board Examination | Specific fellowship with structured training |
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Lüscher, T.F. Die Kardiologen und die Zukunft ihres Fachs. Cardiovasc. Med. 2018, 21, 303. https://doi.org/10.4414/cvm.2018.02006
Lüscher TF. Die Kardiologen und die Zukunft ihres Fachs. Cardiovascular Medicine. 2018; 21(12):303. https://doi.org/10.4414/cvm.2018.02006
Chicago/Turabian StyleLüscher, Thomas F. 2018. "Die Kardiologen und die Zukunft ihres Fachs" Cardiovascular Medicine 21, no. 12: 303. https://doi.org/10.4414/cvm.2018.02006
APA StyleLüscher, T. F. (2018). Die Kardiologen und die Zukunft ihres Fachs. Cardiovascular Medicine, 21(12), 303. https://doi.org/10.4414/cvm.2018.02006