PPT-A checklist for the stable heart failure patient

Mairead Lehane Candidate ANP Cardiology Mallow General Hospital 9 th February 2019 The stable heart failure patient Patients with heart failure HF are often considered clinically stable if they are receiving treatment and show no physical signs and symptoms suggestive of worsening cardiac . Each participant will participate in a role-play providing education to a patient. The following will be assessed:. Ability to do teach back in a shame-free way, e.g. tone is positive. Utilizes plain language for explanations. 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. 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. 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. Acknowledgements. We acknowledge the work of Kim Newlin, RN, CNS, NP-C, FPCNA in the development of this presentation. . Disclosures: Consultant-Novartis . Advisor: Continuing Education Concepts, . Intellyst. 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. into Cardiac Rehabilitation. . Kentucky Cardiac Rehabilitation Association . 2015 Annual Meeting . . Lynne Hamilton Weir, PT, CYT. . List risk factors/causes of HF and discuss treatment. List key self care skills for the heart failure patient/family/caregiver to learn for self management of . Pharmacology. Chapter 38. Cardiotonic and Inotropic Drugs. Cardiotonics. Cardiotonics. are drugs used to increase the efficiency and improve the contraction of the heart muscle, which leads to improved blood flow to all tissues of the body.. Allison Sadowsky MSN RN. Thesis Chair- Dr. Julie Klein. Background. Heart Failure. Leading cause of death in United States. Complex . Nurses’ responsibilities. At . the end of a consultation John mentions that he has been becoming increasingly short of breath over the last week since he was at his . nephew’s . wedding. He is coughing more and has green sputum. He has to sleep on 4 pillows at night (usually two pillows) and his ankles are more swollen. He has no PND or chest pain.. 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. 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. PROJECT CHARTER – (enter name of team). (Enter Date). P. repared by:. Date:. Role. Name. Title. Signature. Date. Project Manager.  . Clinical Lead(s).  . Administrative Lead(s).  .  . Project Sponsor.