The Dutch-Caribbean Heart Days (New Date)

For over 15 years the Netherlands Heart Days (NHD) have served as the foremost annual gathering for Dutch and Caribbean cardiovascular imagers. Since our first meeting in 2006, the NHD has consistently proven its value as evidenced by the strong participation from the entire Caribbean area, as well as Europe, and North and South America.
Previously, the NHD was organized in close cooperation with the NASKHO (Netherlands–Caribbean Foundation for Clinical Higher Education). We are pleased to announce that, starting January 2024, we will jointly assume full responsibility for organizing and coordinating this prestigious event. Consequently, we will gradually transition to using the name The Dutch-Caribbean Heart Days (DCH).
We are very pleased to present the dates for the
16th NHD/DCH from January 11 – 13, 2024, to be held in the Renaissance Wind Creek Resort in Willemstad, Curaçao
The annual meeting will feature a spectrum of basic principles towards clinical applications (including indications for imaging and how to apply them) and future perspectives. Besides for radiologists and cardiologists, the program will be appealing to pulmonologists, GP’s, pediatric cardiologists, internal medicine MD’s, residents, and technicians. Besides topical sessions covering the clinical implications of the findings, the technical aspects and imaging protocols, and top-notch scientific content on cardiac imaging will be addressed. Most sessions will feature examples of actual clinical cases and how novel techniques, methods, and interventions can be used to better diagnose and treat patients with a variety of diseases affecting the heart.
The congenial and collaborative atmosphere of the congress offers excellent opportunities for networking and jumpstarting multicenter collaborations and research projects.
Early fee registration will be valid until December 1, 2024.
The preliminary program will follow shortly.
Save the date and come join us in Curacao early next year!
Yours,
Boards of NASKHO and NHD