Harvard Boston Sports Cardiology Summit 2026 – 2-Day Video Recordings & PDF Slides
Get access to the Harvard Boston Sports Cardiology Summit 2026, a comprehensive two-day sports cardiology continuing medical education course held September 25–26, 2026. The course includes recorded video lectures from both days along with PDF presentation slides for convenient learning and review.
Designed for cardiologists, sports medicine physicians, electrophysiologists, and other healthcare professionals, this Harvard-affiliated educational program explores cardiovascular evaluation, athlete safety, cardiac imaging, arrhythmias, cardiomyopathies, and evidence-based return-to-play decisions.
Course Details
- Course: Harvard Boston Sports Cardiology Summit 2026
- Course Dates: September 25–26, 2026
- Format: Recorded Video Lectures + PDF Slides
- Duration: 2 Days (Day 1 and Day 2)
- Specialty: Cardiology, Sports Cardiology, Sports Medicine
- Materials Included: Two-day course recordings and accompanying PDF presentation slides
What Is Included?
The Harvard Boston Sports Cardiology Summit 2026 package includes:
- Day 1 Video Recordings: Sessions covering athlete cardiovascular evaluation, ECG interpretation, arrhythmias, sudden cardiac death, coronary artery disease, and advanced cardiac imaging.
- Day 2 Video Recordings: Sessions focusing on cardiomyopathies, cardiovascular risk assessment, special athletic populations, pediatric athletes, and athlete safety.
- PDF Presentation Slides: Educational slides accompanying the course lectures.
- Case-Based Educational Sessions: Expert discussions, clinical cases, panel presentations, and interactive learning activities.
The recorded format allows healthcare professionals to review course material at their own pace.
About Harvard Boston Sports Cardiology Summit 2026
The Boston Sports Cardiology Summit 2026 is a Harvard-affiliated educational initiative dedicated to the rapidly developing field of sports cardiology.
The course highlights the expertise of Mass General Brigham Sports Cardiology and addresses cardiovascular care for competitive, recreational, and tactical athletes.
Through expert-led presentations, interactive clinical discussions, and case-based sessions, participants explore current evidence, national and international guidelines, and practical approaches to cardiovascular decision-making in athletic populations.
Day 1 – September 25, 2026
Cardiovascular Evaluation, Arrhythmias, Coronary Artery Disease & Cardiac Imaging
Topics include:
- Welcome and Course Overview
- Contemporary Athlete Evaluation: Guidelines and Real-World Practice
- Military and Tactical Athletes
- Sports Participation in Athletes With Arrhythmias
- Updated International ECG Criteria in Athletes (2025)
- Interactive Athlete ECG Review
- Sudden Cardiac Death in Athletes
- Sudden Cardiac Arrest and NCAA Data
- Pre-Participation Cardiovascular Screening
- Wearable Technologies and Remote Cardiac Monitoring
- Atrial Fibrillation in Athletes
- Premature Ventricular Contractions and Ventricular Arrhythmias
- Arrhythmia Case Presentations and Panel Discussion
- Cardiopulmonary Exercise Testing (CPET)
- RACER I & II: Marathon Data and Coronary Risk
- Coronary Artery Disease in Masters Athletes
- Medical Therapy Versus Revascularization
- Cardiac Rehabilitation and Return to Competition
- Echocardiography in Athletes
- The Athletic Aorta: Remodeling and Surveillance
- Advanced Cardiac MRI in Athletes
- Myocarditis, Imaging, and Return-to-Play Decisions
- Interactive Cardiac Imaging Cases
Day 2 – September 26, 2026
Cardiomyopathies, Special Athletic Populations, Pediatric Sports Cardiology & Athlete Safety
Topics include:
- Welcome and Reflections
- The Heart of Boston Sports: Caring for Athletes Across a Lifetime
- Sports Cardiology Jeopardy
- Arrhythmogenic Right Ventricular Cardiomyopathy (ARVC) in Athletes
- Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy: Genetics and Risk Stratification
- Sudden Cardiac Arrest: Evaluation and Return to Play
- Psychological Impact of Athletic Clearance and Restriction
- Cardiomyopathy Case Presentations and Panel Discussion
- Patient Capstone: From No Sports to the Top of the World
- Female Athletes: Performance, Pregnancy, and Cardiovascular Risk
- Exercise in Extreme Environments: Space and Altitude
- Disparities in Sports Cardiology
- Operational Cardiology in the Armed Forces
- Special Populations: Clinical Cases and Decision-Making
- Pediatric Athletes: Growth, Remodeling, and Red Flags
- Cardiovascular Risk in Young Athletes
- Transitioning Athletes to Adult Cardiac Care
- Community-Based Athlete Safety and Advocacy
- Emergency Action Plans and AED Deployment
- Real-Life Clinical Scenarios and Panel Discussions
Learning Objectives
After reviewing the Harvard Boston Sports Cardiology Summit 2026 recordings and PDF slides, learners should be better prepared to:
- Apply contemporary guidelines for cardiovascular evaluation of athletes.
- Distinguish normal athletic cardiac remodeling from underlying cardiovascular disease.
- Interpret athlete-specific ECG findings.
- Evaluate arrhythmias and determine appropriate return-to-play recommendations.
- Use echocardiography, cardiac MRI, and other imaging modalities in athlete assessment.
- Understand coronary artery disease risk in masters and endurance athletes.
- Apply cardiopulmonary exercise testing to clinical assessment.
- Evaluate the role of wearable technology in sports cardiology.
- Assess cardiomyopathies and inherited cardiovascular conditions.
- Understand cardiovascular considerations in female, pediatric, and tactical athletes.
- Implement emergency action plans and athlete safety strategies.
Who Should Study This Course?
The Harvard Boston Sports Cardiology Summit 2026 is particularly relevant for:
- Sports Cardiologists
- General Cardiologists
- Clinical Cardiac Electrophysiologists
- Sports Medicine Specialists
- Pediatric Cardiologists
- Interventional Cardiologists
- Cardiovascular Imaging Specialists
- Clinical Geneticists
- Primary Care Physicians
- Physician Assistants and Nurse Practitioners
- Occupational and Military Medicine Physicians
- Healthcare Professionals Working With Athletes
Why Choose the 2026 Recorded Course?
Two Days of Educational Content
Review sessions from both September 25 and September 26, 2026.
Recorded Video Lectures
Study expert presentations, case discussions, and practical clinical topics at your own pace.
PDF Presentation Slides
Use accompanying PDF slides to follow the lectures and revisit important concepts.
Current Sports Cardiology Topics
Explore updated ECG criteria, arrhythmia management, cardiomyopathies, advanced imaging, and cardiovascular risk assessment.
Broad Clinical Relevance
Suitable for clinicians treating professional athletes, recreational athletes, pediatric athletes, and physically active adults.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the Harvard Boston Sports Cardiology Summit 2026 include both days?
Yes. The course package includes recorded educational content from Day 1 and Day 2, held September 25–26, 2026.
Are PDF slides included?
Yes. PDF presentation slides are included with the recorded course materials.
Is this a live course or recorded course?
This product provides recorded educational content, allowing learners to study after the original event.
Who is the course designed for?
The course is intended for cardiologists, sports medicine physicians, electrophysiologists, pediatric cardiologists, primary care physicians, and other healthcare professionals interested in athlete cardiovascular health.
What are the major topics covered?
Major topics include sports cardiology guidelines, athlete ECG interpretation, arrhythmias, cardiomyopathies, coronary artery disease, advanced cardiac imaging, CPET, return-to-play decisions, and athlete safety.
Harvard Boston Sports Cardiology Summit 2026 – Videos + PDF Slides
Explore the two-day Harvard Boston Sports Cardiology Summit 2026 recordings and accompanying PDF presentation slides covering contemporary sports cardiology, athlete cardiovascular assessment, and evidence-based clinical management.
Course Format: 2-Day Recorded Videos + PDF Slides
Course Dates: September 25–26, 2026
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