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    Heart Failure Epidemiology and Outcomes Statistics: A Report of the Heart Failure Society of America - 7 month(s) ago

    Trends in the epidemiology and outcomes for heart failure (HF) are critically important and have not been explicated and compiled in a comprehensive contemporary document. There have been concerning trends in the incidence, prevalence, mortality, and HF hospitalization rates over the past decade. Therefore, the specific goals of this document are:

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      HFSA

      The 2023 HF Stats (SM) report "Heart Failure Epidemiology and Outcomes Statistics: A Report of the Heart Failure Society of America" is available now open access in @JCardFail! https://t.co/EXPUzQgvJ4🧵(4/5) #HFStats https://t.co/Sn4Nh44vx5

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      robmentz

      Honored to share this impactful document @JCardFail with the latest HF stats data from @HFSA - a must read!! "Heart Failure Epidemiology and Outcomes Statistics" @dranulala Article: https://t.co/nacdthzTxe https://t.co/BQ1eJqnPwd https://t.co/R3lkTYJ1Yp

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      🚨@HFSA HF Stats - Epidemiology & Outcomes🚨 **LIVE @ JCF** Your one-stop-shop for HF data 💠Check it out here: https://t.co/y9KCupVw11 💠Summary slideset below in 🧵 💠HFSA site: https://t.co/9T4Rx4fBWn @robmentz @dranulala https://t.co/x7Ll2ixOam

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      DrMarthaGulati

      Congratulations to @BiykemB et al on this excellent paper on Heart Failure Epidemiology and Outcomes Statistics @JCardFail https://t.co/gtUh1xCmJu @robmentz @dranulala

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      IAmDrIbrahim

      RT @vbluml: Wow, what an extraordinary publication on Epidemiology and Statistics in HF https://t.co/RCVfuSkFZw Massive congratulations…

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      dranulala

      🔔Don’t you wish you had a GO-TO source for key statistics in #FunctionNotFailure? Look no further ! @hfsa & @JCardFail have you covered!!! HF STATS - LIVE NOW 👇🏽 https://t.co/EslvUdSgHA https://t.co/PyHggIPSCB https://t.co/qti5t9JSgl

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    ABC-JCF Writing Fellowship Program | HFSA - 9 month(s) ago

    The Journal of Cardiac Failure (JCF), in partnership with the Association of Black Cardiologists (ABC), is accepting applications for their 2024 writing fellowship program. Effective writers, like skilled researchers, are not born but develop their skills over time. ABC/JCF are working together to help researchers develop their writing skills in order to support their development in writing…

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    Categories: Cardiologists, Latest Headlines
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      dranulala

      1 year in planning, it’s finally happening!! @JCardFail is committed to high-quality science no doubt, but also⬆️ our #FunctionNotFailure community, by prioritizing 👉🏽#DEIB 👉🏽#wellness 👉🏽#innovation 👉🏽#mentorship This time🤝w/@ABCardio1 @robmentz https://t.co/hItbT25KAt https://t.co/kEP96L1Fxs https://t.co/qgagTal82l

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    Constructive Criticism in Medicine: Heart Function Clinicians Leading Positive Change - 1 year(s) ago

    Clinical rotations on the Heart Failure/LVAD/Heart Transplant services can be busy. They often demand our total immersion – managing complex hemodynamic perturbations, coordinating extracardiac care with consultants, getting to know the intricacies of patients’ personalities and support systems. Clinician fulfillment and heartache are often commingled in any given day with the rejoice of…

    Source: Journal of Cardiac Failure
    Categories: Cardiologists, Latest Headlines
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      dranulala

      As March comes to a close, #WeveBeenThinking about delivering #ConstructiveFeedback to trainees & colleagues @JCardFail… #FunctionNotFailure docs can lead… 👀 it out & let us know your thoughts 🙏🏽 What works? What doesn’t? @robmentz @CardioNerds @HFSA https://t.co/dGNIO2kzbX https://t.co/4kAj3w7N2T

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    Getting more hearts into more kids: Can we do it? - 1 year(s) ago

    Despite modifications to the UNOS pediatric heart allocation system in 2016, work from investigators such as Williams and colleagues (page 833), suggests that updating the policy to optimize patient outcome should again be considered.

    Source: American Journal of Transplantation
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      ELS_Cardiology

      The authors advocate for a reconsideration of the current allocation guidelines to direct hearts to those at higher risk of mortality while awaiting a transplant https://t.co/WOVVkfv6bG #HFWeek2023 #MyHFStory2023 #HFChat2023 #HFA365 #FunctionNotFailure #OurHearts

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    Getting more hearts into more kids: Can we do it? - 1 year(s) ago

    Despite modifications to the UNOS pediatric heart allocation system in 2016, work from investigators such as Williams and colleagues (page 833), suggests that updating the policy to optimize patient outcome should again be considered.

    Source: American Journal of Transplantation
    Categories: Latest Headlines, Surgery
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      ELSSurgery

      The authors advocate for a reconsideration of the current allocation guidelines to direct hearts to those at higher risk of mortality while awaiting a transplant https://t.co/HH780JnpQG #HFWeek2023 #MyHFStory2023 #HFChat2023 #HFA365 #FunctionNotFailure #OurHearts

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    Pediatric heart transplant waiting times in the United States since the 2016 allocation policy change - 1 year(s) ago

    We describe waiting times for pediatric heart transplant (HT) candidates after the 2016 revision to the US allocation policy. The OPTN database was queried for pediatric HT candidates listed between 7/2016 and 4/2019. Of the 1789 included candidates, 65% underwent HT, 14% died/deteriorated, 8% were removed for improvement, and 13% were still waiting at the end of follow-up. Most candidates were…

    Source: American Journal of Transplantation
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      The empiric wait list data provided in this analysis will allow for more informed medical decision-making & counseling of transplant candidates & their families https://t.co/rUs7aJ9vJa #HFWeek2023 #MyHFStory2023 #HFChat2023 #HFA365 #FunctionNotFailure #OurHearts

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