Types of Sessions

Pre-arranged Sessions
  • State of the Art: The latest and most sophisticated lectures in the field of prevention and health policy, epidemiology and public health, cardiac rehabilitation, exercise physiology, sports cardiology and basic science by the world's leading experts.
     
  • Ongoing Science: Discussions of recent developments in the various fields of basic science, epidemiology and preventive cardiology
     
  • Debate: Provide a lively yet balanced discussion on controversial issues.
     
  • Meet the Experts: These sessions are geared towards practical management of cardiovascular diseases in daily situations by experts in their field
     
  • Demonstration Projects: These sessions aim to provide examples on how you can apply prevention in practice.
     
  • Symposia: Allow for in-depth discussion of recent developments in the various fields of basic science, epidemiology and prevention
    cardiology.
           
  • Satellite Symposia and Workshop Sessions: Sessions organised by our Industry Partners in the fields of prevention and health policy, epidemiology and public health, cardiac rehabilitation, exercise physiology, sports cardiology and basic science. 
    These sessions will be reflected in a series of Symposia organised by the Industry. Find out more

Abstract-based sessions

  • Oral abstract session: These are competitive sessions in which the results of original scientific research in the field of preventive cardiology are presented.

  • Young Investigators’ Award session: Oral presentations from our best junior investigators.

  • Moderated Poster sessions: The authors of the best abstracts from each poster session will briefly illustrate the content of their abstract and will take part in a specific discussion with two chairpersons in the Poster Area during the coffee breaks.

  • Poster Sessions: Poster sessions consist of a visual display of research highlights. There are four half-days of poster displays. Poster presenters are expected to be present at their poster during the coffee break.