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- Pre-Conference Workshop - MCS Workshop: Advanced Therapies in Heart Failure
- Pre-Conference Workshop: Heart Failure Disease Management Program
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Schedule at a Glance ![]() |
Topics Will Include
- Pathophysiology of heart failure
- Understanding and application of echos
- Pharmacologic therapies
- Latest clinical research
- End-of-life care for patients with end stage heart failure
- Clinical care of heart failure patients
- Common electrophysiologic abnormalities in heart failure patients
- Transitioning patients out of the hospital to home
- Left ventricular assist devices
- Motivating patients and assisting caregivers through motivational interviewing
- Differentiating systolic versus diastolic heart failure
- Non-arrhythmic syncope
*Dependent upon the combination of sessions attended
3 Educational Tracks to Choose From…
We take this meeting personally… feel free to mix and match the tracks to create a personalized program and maximize your experience with AAHFN.
Track 1: Cornerstones of Heart FailureCornerstones sessions are for those who wish to learn foundational information about heart failure. Topics for this track include neurohormonal pathways in heart failure, syncope in the heart failure patient, diuretic management, and best practices for home care.
Track 2: Advanced Aspects of Heart FailureThe Advanced Aspects of Heart Failure track is tailored to advanced practice nurses (APN) and clinicians who have secured the basic knowledge and wish to grow a deeper understanding of heart failure concepts.
Track 3: Global Aspects of Heart FailureThe Global Aspects of Heart Failure track covers general heart failure topics and scientific sessions highlighting nursing research. These sessions can apply to everyone who takes care of heart failure patients.
