Symposium 1401 / Young Cardiologists Award

Introduction

In pursuit of our mission to promote excellence in the cardiovascular education, Daily Cardiology Academy is honored to announce the Young Cardiologists award 1401.

This prestigious award, sponsored by Arvand Pharmed, is designed to persuade young cardiologists to take part in advancing the quality of cardiovascular education by taking action and producing educational material themselves.

This grand award will go to the young cardiologist who produces the most outstanding presentation of an interesting real-life clinical case managed by themselves.

Details of the program in farsi

“Young Cardiologist” definition

 “Young Cardiologist” consists of all cardiologists, residents or fellowships of cardiology who were born on 1360/1/1 and after

Case scenario guideline

  • The scenario has to be about one of the real-life cases managed by the young cardiologist him/herself
  • It has to have interesting and educational characteristics making it notable for a scientific presentation
  • The presentation must follow general principles of scientific presentation
  • The case scenario must focus on the medical treatment of cardiovascular diseases and discussing the details of interventional and surgical procedures should be avoided
  • The privacy of the patients must be respected through observing the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA) available from here: (https://www.cdc.gov/phlp/publications/topic/hipaa.html)

Technical considerations

  • The presentation has to be up to 10 minutes in length and up to 100 MB in size.
  • The file must only be submitted in MP4 video format via the submission page
  • All slides must be written in English and the voice-over must be in Farsi
  • The image quality is very important. Therefore, the presentations with indecipherable or faded writings or pictures will be rejected
  • The first page of all presentations must include the name and affiliation of the presenter

Peer Review process

• The contestants have to submit their cases before April 20th 2022 (Farvardin 31st 1401).

• We will introduce a group of faculty member cardiologists in universities all over the country to accept the role of mentorship and assist the contestants who might need any guidance for preparing their presentations.

• After the deadline is due, the scientific board of Daily Cardiology Academy will begin reviewing the submitted presentations and choose the ones eligible for further consideration based on their adherence to the case scenario guideline provided above.

• These cases will be uploaded on the Daily Cardiology website and users can rate them via a pre-designed voting system for two weeks.

• Based on both the user ratings and the scientific board conclusion, the most outstanding presentations will enter the final round of review.

• A 3-person committee of distinguished senior cardiologists including Dr. Bahram Aminian from Iran, Dr. Mehdi Shishehbor from US, and Dr. Roxana Mehran form US will be judging the live, in-person presentations of the contestants during the main event and decide the young cardiologist entitled to the prestigious “Daily Cardiology Academy’s Young Cardiologist” award.

Deadline for submission

You have to submit your files until April 20th 2022 (Farvardin 31st 1401) extended to Ordibehesht 15th

Submission Form

Thank you for your participation, the submission portal has been closed. The results of initial review will be available soon.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I submit a case that has been previously published elsewhere?

Dose the case have to be rare and complicated one?

Can I present a case with a group of my colleagues?

How can I make a video file of my presentation?

What is HIPAA?!

Does it suffice if we only present the case?

How many have participated? Do I even stand a chance?!

What does “under 40 years” exactly mean?

Can I submit a case that has been previously published elsewhere?
Yes! Considering that Daily Cardiology is not a medical journal, there is no limitation if you have published your case before or you are going to publish it in the future.

Dose the case have to be rare and complicated one?
No! your case has to have educational and interesting points which can easily be found in routine cases. It is your manner of presentation that makes it interesting, not the case alone.

Can I present a case with a group of my colleagues?
No! every contestant must present one case alone. As a team member, you are allowed to pay contributes to your team members who helped you manage the case by mentioning their name at the start or the end of your presentation.

How can I make a video file of my presentation?
Easily! You can use Microsoft Powerpoint for making your slides and use Camtasia to record your screen and voice to produce a video file in the end. If you’re having problems doing this, just send us your slides and your recorded voice we’ll do the rest for you!

What is HIPAA?!
HIPAA is a regulation issued by world medical authorities to protect the privacy of the patients and their data. In order to observe HIPAA in this contest, all patient data including name, ID number, address, the name of hospital or physician stamps must be omitted from the media used in the presentation.

Does it suffice if we only present the case?
No! our expert panel looks for your ability to produce a scientific presentation and talking about the process of reaching a diagnosis and choosing the method for treatment are important parts of this presentation too.

How many have participated? Do I even stand a chance?!
Of course! No matter how many presentations we receive, we will review every one with care and attention to pick the best of them. So, don’t think about the number of contestants. Get to work now!

What does “under 40 years” exactly mean?
If you were born on 1/1/1360 and after that, open your laptop and click on Powerpoint now!

Promotional materials

Daily Cardiology’s Young Cardiologist Award At a Glance

An introduction to Daily Cardiology’s Young Cardiologist Award.

Young cardiologist award panelist, Dr. Aminian’s inspirational words to our younger colleagues

Young cardiologist award panelist, Dr. Shishehbor’s inspirational words to our younger colleagues

The chairperson of Daily Cardiology Symposium 1401, Dr. Riahi talks to our younger colleagues about the young cardiologist award.

The chief scientific advisor of Daily Cardiology Symposium 1401, Dr. Ghanavati’s inspirational words about the young cardiologist award.

Give an outstanding presentation and you’re off to Barcelona for ESC congress 2022. That’s all it takes! get to work now! ??✈️

Young cardiologist award panelist, Dr. Mehran’s inspirational words to our younger colleagues

Dr. Riahi’s instagram live to answer FAQs about the young cardiologist award