PPT-Heart Failure Whistle Stop Talks

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. It means that your heart isnt pumping blood as it should The heart keeps working but the bodys need for blood and oxygen isnt being met Heart failure can get worse if its not treated Its very important to do what your doctor tells you to do When you Michelle A. Hart MD CCFP . M.Sc.C.H. . Sid Feldman MD CCFP FCFP. Baycrest Health Sciences, Toronto, ON. Department of Family and Community Medicine,. University of Toronto. Faculty/Presenter Disclosure. By Dr. . Figgins. & Dr. . Gausden. Heart failure is….. Clinical syndrome . resulting from . inadequate cardiac output . for the . body’s needs. .. THREE COMPONENTS…. Left heart failure. Right heart failure. Are You Prepared?. Lois . Ustanko. , RN, MHA. Director of Health Ministries, Sanford Health Fargo. Victoria Teske, MS GNP-BC. Assistant Professor. Minnesota State University Moorhead. Nurse Practitioner Long Term Care. (2013 Updated Guidelines). Blake Wachter, MD, PhD. Idaho Heart Institute. Heart Failure: Significant Clinical and Economic Burden. Persons with HF in the . US. . 5.1 million. 20% of Americans > 40yrs. Connected. Lisa D. Rathman, MSN, CRNP, CCRN, CHFN. The Heart Group of Lancaster General Health. Lancaster, PA. Cardiac Resynchronization Therapy (CRT). Restores appropriate . electrical timing and contraction in the heart. End of Life Care for Patient with Heart Failure on VAD: When and How to Stop?. Roxanne Kirsch, MD. Cardiac . Intensivist. Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia. December 12, 2014. Disclosures. All patient photos are displayed with parental consent. Debbie Roots. Cardiorespiratory Nurse . Consultant. Rosy Scott. Community Heart Failure Lead Nurse. . W. ho are we and what can we do?. Debbie Roots. Cardiorespiratory Nurse . C. onsultant. debbie.roots@nhs.net. Sanjiv. Shah. MESA Exam 6 Training, Chicago. July 2016. Introduction to the HF problem. Heart failure (HF) is a complex . clinical syndrome. . (not a single disease entity) . Very common . (#1 reason for hospitalization after age 65). Table of ContentsUnderstanding Heart FailureWhat is Congestive Heart Failure (CHF)?with Heart FailureHeart Failure ZonesHeart Failure medicationsLearning to read food labelsDaily life with Heart Failu 2 General awareness and understandingof heart failure The health system impact of heart failure Conclusion: Bridging the Gap between the burden of heart failure and public/policymaker concern Referen Heart pumps more than 7500 L of blood through the body each day, and beating more than 40 million times a year. Weight of the heart – 0.4% - 0.5% of body weight (250-320g in females and 300 – 360g in males). 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. 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..