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Revisiting the best of 2021

An all-new #EuroPCR, a ‘back-together’ #PCRLV, 3 times more PCR Webinars, a leap in the impact factor for EuroIntervention…

In 2021 the PCR community rose to the ongoing challenge of reinventing education for the benefit of healthcare practitioners and patients around the globe. Sincere thanks to everyone who contributed to ensuring that all PCR activities continued to successfully meet their educational goals, overcoming barriers caused by the pandemic. Read on to get an overview of what went on, and how you were more connected than ever!

PCR Courses in 3 formats: online, in person, and with both options!

EuroPCR-2021
An innovative online edition of EuroPCR gathered 10,000+ participants, with 5 TV studios broadcasting live on 4 channels, and fantastic global outreach thanks to interaction with 10 worldwide PCR Hubs and 13 Local Pods.
AsiaPCR-2021
Digital editions of PCR Tokyo Valves and AICT-AsiaPCR also enabled peers to continue to share their knowledge, skills and experience across borders.
PCRLV-2021
PCR London Valves was the first ever PCR Course to offer 2 ways to participate and met with great enthusiasm from the 1,250+ on-site and 2,400+ online attendees.
GulfPCR-2021
To round up the year and for the benefit of the Middle East and beyond, GulfPCR-GIM gathered 635 participants during an exclusively in-person edition in Dubai!

Headlines from other PCR activities during 2021

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To maintain a high level of educational opportunities relevant to daily practice, PCR Webinars tripled the number of modules available compared to the previous year.
EuroIntervention
EuroIntervention saw its Impact Factor jump up to 6.534, and is now in the first quartile of cardiac and cardiovascular journals.
In May, the collective and collaborative programme PCR Companions attained 10,000 members, just 2 years after its creation!

View the Top 5 content!

Thank you to the PCR Community for continuing to share knowledge, experience and practice throughout the whole of 2021. Read on to discover what interested you most.

  • Most popular Journal Club review: EBC MAIN Late-breaking trial analysis
    It will come as no surprise that this year’s most viewed Journal Club review concerns a SWOT and PICOT analysis of the EBC MAIN results.

Social media:

Thousands of healthcare professionals follow PCR on social media – thank you for your interaction and for sharing with us on a daily basis. Here are our most popular posts for 2021:

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