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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.
The role of digoxin in the current management of heart failure

The role of digoxin in the current management of heart failure

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Healthcare professionals involved in the management of patients with atrial fibrillation and/or congestive heart failure are invited to watch our video where our expert speakers discuss the place of digoxin in current clinical practice, the most relevant clinical trial evidence to support its use and its mechanism of action. Additionally, they will detail the mechanism of digoxin toxicity and how to assess and manage it appropriately.
BJC Webinar: 'Coronary artery disease and heart failure management in elderly patients'

Webinar: ‘Coronary artery disease and heart failure management in elderly patients’

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This webinar took place on Thursday 31st March 2022. Watch our panel of experts discuss coronary artery disease, syncope and heart failure management in elderly patients, as well as answer questions from the webinar participants at the event. Please note that this webinar is intended for healthcare professionals. It is no longer available for CPD points which were awarded for watching the live event only.
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