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Society For Cardiac Robotic Navigation (Americas) is a non-profit organization. SCRN(A) was founded February 2017 by participants of the 14th International Winter Arrhythmia School in Collingwood, Ontario, Canada. In October 2017 it forged an Alliance with SCRN EU, (founded in 2015). Thus forming a Global SCRN.
Believing in the future of robotics technologies on one side and recognising its under-representation in daily clinical practice on the other side,
SCRN aims to establish a platform for users of remote technology in cardiology
Although all founders are electrophysiologists, activities are not intended to be limited to this field or any particular technology.
SCRN's main principle is to remain an independent, non-profit organisation aiming to promote innovation and development in existing, upcoming and future technologies in the field.
SCRN is gathering best specialist around the World
SCRN (A) organizes frequent meetings such as the Annual Meetings and the Breakfast Meetings. Learn more about SCRN's next upcoming events.
SCRN (A) is taking the drivers seats in important robotic studies to advance technology development
SCRN is recommending these free-access publications that are currently available from the U.S. National Institutes of Health's National Library of Medicine via its PubMed Central
SCRN(A) is working on the development of Best Practices Guidelines. As interim references please find out more about guidelines provided by industry.
SCRN (A) will post registries of interest in the near future. Further information will follow soon.
SCRN (A) is glad to offer assistance in developing your career. Looking for training or the next step in your robotic career,? Learn more in this section.
The first Inaugural Meeting of SCRN took place at the Doubletree by Hilton Hotel in Amsterdam on 20-21 October 2016. The audience of a little under 50 participants had a first glimpse of what SCRN stands for and was given the opportunity to listen and contribute to discussions from speakers own-site as well as video presentations from the United Kingdom.
The second meeting of SCRN was hosted by Prof. Pedro Adragāo, at Hospital Da Luz on 19-20 October 2017. The audience watches live cases from Lisbon as well as boxed cases. The comfortable auditorium of Da Luz Hospital was the perfect setting for engaged discussions, in-depth presentations and new ideas around the use of robotic technologies in medicine.
SCRN's third Annual meeting in Miami was unique, in the sense that it was the first Annual Meeting of SCRN held in the USA. The Annual Meetings will continue to alternate between Europe and America so all members of the SCRN Community can be reached.
SCRN America p/a International Arrythmia School 2075 Bayview Ave. Room D377, TORONTO - ON M4N 3M5 Canada