The Stent – Save a Life! community is such a family united by its ambition to improve STEMI care on a global scale. The end of the year is therefore an appropriate moment to reflect on family affairs and look back on 2021.
By empowering all stakeholders – healthcare professionals, national authorities and the media – the advocacy programme aims to restore patients’ faith that pursuing timely medical care is both necessary and safe.
By empowering all stakeholders – healthcare professionals, national authorities and the media – the advocacy programme aims to restore patients’ faith that pursuing timely medical care is both necessary and safe.
Stent-Save a Life conducted an international survey to investigate the reduction rate of PPCI during the COVID-19 outbreak in the beginning of 2020 in countries participating in the SSL global initiative in comparison with the same period in 2019.
As we wrap up what has been an immensely challenging year for people around the world, I would like to express my deepest gratitude and best wishes to our dedicated country teams and members of the Stent-Save a Life community, to the national cardiac society representatives…
As a result of the EuroPCR 2020 cancellation due to the Covid-19 global pandemic, the Stent – Save a Life! global initiative hosted its annual event a few weeks later than usual, on July 3rd, albeit in a virtual and shorter format.
Dr Jorge Belardi became the first recipient of the Stent – Save a Life! Gold Medal awarded by the global initiative’s chairman during the SSL Virtual Forum on July 3rd 2020.
Over the last few weeks, the same alarming message has been echoing all around the world as the coronavirus outbreak has been spreading relentlessly across the continents: “Where have the cardiac patients gone?”
Happy New Year and welcome to 2020! As 2019 just wrapped itself, let’s take the time to reflect on the past 12 months and get ready for the year ahead.