Frequently-Asked-Questions

1. • Why is Western AFib trusted for clinical education?

     Western AFib is supported by world-renowned faculty and is recognized as the official meeting of EP Lab Digest, a respected electrophysiology publication. Faculty members include experts at the forefront of AFib research and treatment, delivering evidence-based insights and real-world practical learning throughout the symposium.

   • What caliber of faculty and clinical leaders present at Western AFib?

     Western AFib features more than 80 globally recognized experts, including electrophysiologists, cardiologists, allied health professionals, and key opinion leaders who drive advances in AFib diagnosis, management, and treatment. Attendees benefit from a diverse range of perspectives and experiences that span cutting-edge clinical research and practical care strategies

   • What sets Western AFib apart from other AFib conferences?

     Unlike many events that rely heavily on traditional lecture formats, Western AFib emphasizes interactive learning through case-based discussions, live case presentations, roundtables, lightning sessions, and audience-driven Q&A segments. Its agenda covers AFib “A to Z,” encompassing stroke risk, imaging, ablation, digital health, and more across multidisciplinary topics.

   • Who attends Western AFib and what real value does it deliver to clinicians?

     Western AFib attracts electrophysiologists, cardiologists, primary care clinicians, EP lab allied professionals, fellows, students, and industry partners who are committed to improving AFib care. Attendees gain actionable clinical insights, exposure to emerging strategies and tools, networking opportunities, and practical approaches they can implement in their practices to enhance patient outcomes.