See 2019 VAM Sessions At Your Own Pace

Aug 15, 2019 Re-posted from the August 2019 issue of Vascular Specialist

With VAM on Demand, re-live the 2019 Vascular Annual Meeting, review sessions already attended or participate in others for the first time.

Those who took advantage of pre-conference pricing should already have received their codes to access the online materials, which include hundreds of audio/slide presentations.

Others can purchase VAM on Demand now, at $199 for VAM attendees and $499 for non-attendees.

VAM on Demand makes possible the impossible: traveling back in time to view sessions that were missed because of time constraints, being at another session or any other reason. Couldn’t attend the breakfast session on tools for physician wellness because it was at the same time as the session on hemodialysis access? Did a meeting conflict with a scientific session? That’s no problem; the sessions are part of VAM on Demand.

Access continues until shortly before VAM 2020. Visit vsweb.org/OnDemand19 to purchase this indispensable educational tool.

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