SVS Town Halls

Watch the recording from the most resent SVS Town Hall, recorded February 3: "Surviving the Crushing Effects of COVID 2.0."

About SVS Town Halls

The SVS Town Hall webcasts originally began in March of 2020 under the leadership of SVS Past President, Dr. Kim Hodgson, and were used as a COVID-19 resource for those in the vascular surgery specialty. At the time, the webcasts ran weekly with a new set of panelists presenting on a different topic pertaining to COVID-19; since then, the webcasts have moved away from the weekly scheduling as well as the topic of COVID-19 and now cover a variety of topics ranging from how to use the SVS Branding Toolkit, to the first SVS Appropriate Use Criteria on Intermittent Claudication. 

SVS Town Hall Recordings

• Early Vascular Surgeon Experiences with COVID-19 (3.27.2020)
• Impact of COVID-19 on Education, Training, & Wellness (4.3.2020)
• Financial Assistance Programs for Practices Impacted by COVID-19 (4.10.2020)
• Telemedicine Platforms and Their Use in the COVID-19 Era (4.17.2020)
• Guidelines for the Safe Operation of Vascular Labs (4.24.2020)
• Maintaining the Dialysis Access Lifelines During COVID-19 (5.1.2020)
• Clinical Challenges Managing Vascular Patients with COVID-19 (5.8.2020)
• Legal & Financial Aspects of Restarting Your Clinical Practice (5.15.2020)
• How is Industry Going to Restart Clinical Support? (5.22.2020)
• An Afternoon of Wellness with the SVS Wellness Task Force (5.29.2020)
• A Preview of Coming Attractions on SVS ONLINE (6.5.2020)
• Financial Implications of Impending Payment Reform (7.9.2020)
• Perspectives on Professionalism - an SVS Panel Discussion (7.30.2020)
• Really Cool Initiatives from the SVS Health Information Technology Task Force (8.13.2020)
• Putting the New SVS Branding Toolkit to Use​ (9.22.2020)
• COVID 2.0 - A Pathway Forward (4.29.2021)
•  Leading the Way in 2021: An Evening with the Appointments and Nominating Committees (5.17.2021)
•  Appropriate Use Criteria on Intermittent Claudication: Translation to Practice (8.5.2021)
• CMS Cuts (11.10.21)
• Surviving the Crushing Effects of COVID 2.0 (02.03.22)