The mission of the Patient Medical Association ('PAMEAS,' prounced |pə-mā'-əs|) is to improve clinical outcomes and reduce costs by making healthcare delivery more patient-centric, innovative, and informative through professional healthcare education and training programs.

 
PAMEAS Programs & News
What is the Patient Medical Society, also known by its acronym, PAMEAS?
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Visit our list of completed projects to see the breadth of programs PAMEAS produces in its quest to improve healthcare delivery for patients.
PAMEAS Transradial Summit Programs are designed to provide a practical, in-depth exposure to performance of the transradial technique, its application in various key patient subsets, relevant technical considerations, and management of complications
The PAMEAS Program, "Using the Apple iPad for Patient Care" in Atlanta was well attended and well received. Next program planned for Seattle on January 8.
The Chicago Cardiology Interventional Forum was formed to allow interventionalists in the Chicagoland area to meet regularly to discuss issues of clinical importance
PAMEAS Bootcamps are professional medical education programs designed to offer the most cost-efficient methods for providing practical training for physicians, nurses, techs, and other healthcare professionals
New PAMEAS Programs include: 'Reducing your Hospital Bill,' Ask Your Doctor About Transradial,' 'Reducing Hospital Acquired Conditions,' 'Transcatheter Valve Summits, and 'What Does Obamacare Mean to Me?'
Here's an alphabetical listing of all past PAMEAS news stories

 


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