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Scientific Submissions
The Canadian Cardiovascular Congress (CCC) is the largest gathering of cardiovascular and allied health professionals in Canada. The Congress draws cardiologists, cardiovascular surgeons, researchers and other cardiovascular specialists from across Canada and around the globe, and connects them with other members of the cardiovascular healthcare team. The CCC 2009 provides a broad spectrum of cardiovascular health professionals with current scientific information, accredited education opportunities and an ideal forum to connect with other cardiovascular health and care colleagues.
Abstracts
Guidelines
On-line Submissions (March 3 - May 3, 2009) Submission process now closed.
Workshop
For workshops which will be presented in English, please submit under "Workshop" in OASIS.
For workshops which will be presented in French, please submit under "Atelier" in OASIS
Guidelines
On-line Submissions (March 9 - April 30, 2009) Submission process now closed.
Late-Breaking and Featured Clinical Trials
Guidelines
On-line Submissions (May 4 - June 30, 2009) Submission process now closed.
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30 June - LBFCT Closes
20 July - Matrix Hotel, all unreserved rooms are released
12 August - Early Registration Closes
30 August - Holiday Inn Express, all unreserved rooms are released
11 September - Last day for a full refund of registration fees
16 September - Regular fee registration deadline
22 September - Remaining conference hotels, all unreserved rooms are released
23 September - Accommodations Booking Deadline (for preferred rates)
28 September - Last day to update contact information or make a substitution on-line
End of September - Final Program and On-line Itinerary Planner available
14 October - On-line Registration Closes
16 October - Pre-registration closes, registration must now be done at Congress
23 October - Congress registration opens at noon
24-28 October - Canadian Cardiovascular Congress
Top 10 Reasons to Attend Congress
- Network with colleagues
- Learn at symposia
- Showcase your research
- Interact with peers at workshops
- Be part of the debate on controversial findings
- Transfer knowledge from research to practice
- Earn CME credits
- Initiate evidence based change in practice
- Listen to key opinion leaders
- Explore state-of-the-art innovations in the Community Forum
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