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    Patient Resources for Providers | HFSA - 1 year(s) ago

    In an effort to assist heart failure care providers with educating patients on risk factors, prevention, and treatment, HFSA has assembled resources and tools providers can offer patients to help them during treatment.

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      Did your patients enjoy #HFWeek2023? Let them know the education continues year-round on our social channels and share the valuable resources 👇 https://t.co/pjDeDHAJmd #patientsresources #heartfailure #patients https://t.co/d5t7ljiZnx

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    Turning Heart Failure Into Heart Success - 1 year(s) ago

    Living with heart failure is a journey. Download this infographic to learn what you might expect along the way.

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      #HeartFailure is a serious, lifelong condition, but by managing it, people can live normal lives. ACC's #CardioSmart tools will help your patients get a better understand of heart failure. Download & share with your patients: https://t.co/6OrUM8grJL #HFWeek2023 https://t.co/GK43vgdmWE

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    Heart Failure WNRU | HFSA - 1 year(s) ago

    HFSA publishes a weekly eNewsletter, the Heart Failure Weekly News Round-Up, which provides a snapshot of the latest news and trends in the field of heart failure and transplant cardiology. The eNewsletter consolidates news from important cardiology sources such as the Journal of Cardiac Failure, Cardiology Business News, JAMA, Medscape, and other leading media publications and scientific…

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      Thank you to all the #heartfailure patients, providers, caregivers and partner organizations that participated in #HFWeek2023. The conversation doesn't end here, though! ✅ Clinicians sign up for our Weekly News Round-Up for content for YOU! 🔗 https://t.co/lDgG39aH7v https://t.co/VaelsUaQyA

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    Heart Failure Accreditation - 1 year(s) ago

    Through our Heart Failure Accreditation program, ACC provides a supportive and collaborative approach to help your facility treat heart failure patients. From guiding you through a gap analysis and preparing you to work toward the adoption of and compliance with the latest guidelines, this indispensable tool is a roadmap for quality improvement. Accredited facilities have found that employing…

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      ACC's #HeartFailure Accreditation improves the clinical processes for the early assessment, diagnosis, treatment, & follow-up care for heart failure patients. Learn more about HF Accreditation & it's benefits: 🔗 https://t.co/KZFw78QwJL #CVSummit #HFWeek2023 #HeartMonth https://t.co/i3rewVXkk7

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    Targeted Therapy in Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy: A New Milestone for Patient Care - 1 year(s) ago

    Did you know that hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (HCM) is estimated to affect 20 million people worldwide? Learn more about novel targeted agents for this condition from our expert panel.

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      ➡️ Did you know that hypertrophic cardiomyopathy is estimated to affect 20 million people worldwide? Learn more about novel targeted agents for this condition from our expert panel. #HFWeek2023 #MedEd #HCM #Surgery #CME 📍 https://t.co/9ErAmfGE1H https://t.co/2rA7t3zGpl

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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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      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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