PPT-Addressing barriers in treating heart failure patients:

Introducing the new World Heart Federation Roadmap for Heart Failure Presenter João Pedro Ferreira MD PhD University of Lorraine Nancy Hospital France University of Glasgow Scotland University of Porto Portugal. Whistle Stop Talks. No 1. HFrEF and HFpEF . Definitions . for Diagnosis. Susie Bowell . BA Hons, RGN. Heart Failure Specialist Nurse. Primary definitions. NICE 2010 Heart Failure (HF) Guidelines (NICE). Tuesday 29 September 2015 from 11:00-13:00. MEP Aldo . Patriciello (EPP, Italy). Introduction. About the Heart Failure Policy Network. Our aim. : To create a lasting network of engaged politicians working with other stakeholders to lead significant policy changes to improve the lives of people with heart failure (HF) in Europe. . No. 2. Classification Implications. Susie Bowell . BA Hons, RGN. Heart Failure Specialist Nurse. Implications of classification. Most commonly used is the New York Heart Association (NYHA), however the NYHA does not take into consideration the progression of HF from risk factors through asymptomatic dysfunction through to death.. Maureen Carroll RN. , CHFN. Heart Failure Program . Coordinator. December 9, 2013. University of California, San Francisco. One of ten campuses in University of California system  . . R. esearch intensive. BA (Hons) RGN. Heart Failure Specialist Nurse. RGN BA (Hons). The very essence of cardiovascular practice is the early detection of heart failure. ’. Sir Thomas Lewis, 1933. Heart Failure Definition. Allison Sadowsky MSN RN. Thesis Chair- Dr. Julie Klein. Background. Heart Failure. Leading cause of death in United States. Complex . Nurses’ responsibilities. 19/07/2017. Aims. . Heart failure definition and . epidemiology. Heart failure ‘types’ and treatment . Case studies. Definition. . PHYSIOLOGICAL – inability of the heart to pump sufficient oxygenated blood to the metabolizing tissues despite an adequate filling pressure.. An individual patient level analysis of double-blind randomised trials. Dipak Kotecha, MBChB PhD MRCP FESC FHEA. on behalf of the . . Beta-blockers in Heart Failure Collaborative Group. Douglas Altman. of symptoms . and signs of heart failure secondary to . abnormal cardiac . function, causing elevated cardiac filling pressures.. This causes severe . dyspnoea. and fluid accumulates in . the . interstition. , MD, MHA. Consultant Heart Failure & Transplantation. Heart failure is an enormous medical and societal burden . More than 2% of the U.S. population, or almost 5 million people, are affected,. It consumes approximately 2% of the National Health Service budget in the United Kingdom, and in the United States, . By. Dr. A. Narendra . Babu. Dept. of Pharmacology. Introduction. Heart failure occurs when cardiac output is inadequate to provide the oxygen needed by the body. . The most common cause of heart failure is coronary artery disease. . Dr Sharon Chadwick FRCP. Consultant in Palliative Medicine . Objectives. By the end of this session you . will:. Feel more confident to manage end stage heart failure. Understand the complexities of managing advanced heart failure. . . failure of the heart to pump blood adequately. Cardiac failure is manifested by two ways---. 1) . C.O.. 2) . C.O.. . . . Heart failure can affect left side, right side or both sides. The most common causes of left-sided heart failure are:. 1- IHD 2- Systemic hypertension 3-Mitral or aortic valve disease, symptoms are related to pulmonary congestion and edema..