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Heart failure videos

Pitfalls in heart failure – Digoxin toxicity in the elderly

Watch this informative video short, featuring Dr Paul Andrews as he describes some of the pitfalls of digoxin use within the elderly population and explores ways to minimise the risks and correctly identify when to take action to treat potentially life threatening scenarios.
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Key highlights from Heart Failure 2024 – Annual congress of the Heart Failure Association of the ESC

Professor Paul Kalra summarises key findings presented at the 2024 Heart Failure Association ESC meeting in Lisbon. He discusses the new data on hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, heart failure with reduced ejection fraction, and challenges in diagnosis and treatment optimisation. He also explores the early benefits of sodium-glucose co-transporter 2 inhibitors and evidence-based treatments for heart failure with preserved ejection fraction.
Digoxin, heart failure and the elderly

Short video: Digoxin, heart failure and the elderly

Watch this informative video short, featuring Chim Lang and Su-Lee Xiao as they briefly discuss the history of digoxin and explore its continued use today. Learn more about the role that digoxin has in modern management of heart failure in the elderly and things to keep in mind when treating high-risk patients.
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25in25 – preventing unnecessary deaths due to heart failure

Heart failure prevalence is increasing in the UK, requiring long-term strategies. Join Lisa Anderson and Janine Hogan from the British Society for Heart Failure to see how a new initiative – 25in25 – aims to tackle this challenge.
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Masterclass: Heart failure in primary care

Watch Ahmet Fuat and Maggie Simpson discuss the recent guidelines for the diagnosis, classification and management of heart failure, including a discussion on the phenotypic subtypes and applicable updated treatment strategies that can help manage your patients with heart failure.
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