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This document outlines the plans for a mini symposium titled "PERKI Goes Sabang" with the following key details: - It will have indoor and outdoor sessions with 50-100 general practitioner and internist participants. - The event will include an opening by a moderator, presentations by two cardiologist speakers, a discussion session, certificate distribution, and group photo. - Speaker topics will cover cardiac emergencies management, recognizing and managing acute coronary syndrome and heart failure, lethal electrocardiogram patterns, and optimizing hypertension treatment. - Necessary equipment includes banners, microphones, speakers, projector, chairs, tables, snacks and refreshments. - Additional planning discussions include
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