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Heart Failure Clinic: Case Study
I worked with Dr. Butler with the Division of Cardiology at Emory University Midtown Hospital, the specialized Heart Failure Clinic. I learned about the various management of heart failure through direct patient exposure. I was seeing an average of 8-10 patients a day while obtaining focused history, performing physical exam, reviewing EKG, echo and unclear scans, I was also analyzing the data to formulate a plan to discuss with the attending. I also participated in inpatient rounds in the afternoon and had the opportunity to attend grand rounds, seminars and noon

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