About Heart Failure

Heart Failure is a chronic progressive disease that continues to contribute to increasing rates of mortality and morbidity. There are several recent developments in heart failure disease management, including new classes of medications and unique combination therapies.

In 2022, guidelines for heart failure management were updated to reflect these findings. Updates include new classifications of heart failure, four classes of goal-directed medication therapy, recommendations for SGLT2 inhibitors, recommendations or screening amyloid patients, an emphasis on team-based care in heart failure therapy referrals, and management recommendations for heart failure patients with other comorbid conditions such as atrial fibrillation, type 2 diabetes, hypertension, and much more.

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Podcast Episodes

Acute Coronary Syndrome (ACS), Heart Failure

Transitions of Care: Effective Strategies

What are some effective strategies for transitions of care for patients in…

Heart Failure, Technology and CV Health

Remote Patient Monitoring for Heart Failure and Beyond

Learn about the latest in remote monitoring strategies–including managing the additional data…

Heart Failure

Nurse Navigation in Heart Failure and Beyond

What is the role of a nurse navigator–whether or not that is…