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There are several potential resources for learning about how to develop and implement an ERAS Cardiac Program. 

• Seek assistance from your local hospital's non-cardiac ERAS or Quality Improvement teams.
• ERAS Cardiac publications, including tips for implementation and our Consensus Recommendations.
• Additional publications (including abstracts) can be found in our electronic Publication Registry. 
• Visit the ERAS Cardiac Virtual Training Center.
• Our regular virtual Multidisciplinary Team Meetings are welcome to all. Email us at team@erascardiac.org to add yourself to the list.

Developing and growing recovery program is important, but so as being an active member ERAS community. You can be an active part of the ERAS Cardiac Society’s mission in the following ways. 

• All ERAS Cardiac Society content is now open access. No membership required.
• Attend educational meetings, seminars, and webinars. See upcoming ERAS Cardiac Events.
• Join our regular virtual Multidisciplinary Team Meetings. Email us at team@erascardiac.org to add yourself to the list.
• Share your experiences and others, applications, presentations or even just over a coffee.

Enhanced recovery program development and optimizing patient-care offer opportunities for success, as well as challenges.  Learning form one another as a global community helps us all do a better job for our patients.

• Join our regular virtual Multidisciplinary Team Meetings. Everyone is welcome to join. Email us at team@erascardiac.org to add yourself to the list.

We accept submissions for our Newsletter from members of the global ERAS community. If you would like to contribute an article, please email editor at newsletter@erascardiac.org.

Currently, the ERAS Cardiac Society does not certify programs as Centres of Excellence. It is too challenging at this time to determine what defines a Center of Excellence in a transparent, objective, and equitable fashion.  

In the future, we may explore opportunities to allow institutions with mature, successful programs to function as educational mentors to other institutions. The process for this initiative has yet to be determined. 

We will email individuals on our mailing list if we have any developments in either a Centers of Excellence or institutional mentorship program.