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Episode #7: Planning to specialize in HF?
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The American Board of Medical Specialties approved the American Board of Internal Medicine’s proposal to establish secondary subspecialty board certification in advanced heart failure and transplant cardiology. Cleveland Clinic cardiology fellow Dr Eiran Gorodeski interviews Dr Marvin Konstam on the implications of this move: what does it mean for fellows heading into HF and for physicians who already specialize in HF?
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