☑️ Newly published: 2023 CCS Clinical Practice Update on Management of the Patient with a Prolonged QT Interval. This CPU provides practical tips on measurement of the QT interval, diagnosis & management. Learn more in the October issue of @CJCJournals: https://t.co/i8iANFhFCc.
If you live with #HeartFailure, reduce or eliminate certain foods & drinks from your diet, esp. those that increase fluid retention, contribute to blood sugar problems, or lead to obesity.
👍fruit & veg
👎alcohol, processed meat, processed grains, salt
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Awesome presentation by DR. Gulati @AAHFN Underutilization of effective therapies (GDMT, devices and advanced heart failure therapies) in women with heart failure.
Appreciate @JCardFail for recognizing the scope of issues that the HF pts face as a result of recent policy changes. I look forward to reading the series. First up-bravo to @kpflores28 for leading our perspective piece.
Thank you Ed Harding for connecting at HFA Prague 2023. As you stated: Now we need to get the best quality of life for all – through the best prevention, diagnosis, care and patient empowerment @BSHeartFailure
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We’re excited to welcome participants & colleagues to Heart Failure Update 2023 in downtown Toronto tomorrow & Saturday! This is 🇨🇦’s largest annual meeting devoted to the rapidly evolving field of #HeartFailure. Be sure to follow & share using the hashtag #HFUpdate!
Colleague Angela Bartlett interviewing with @590VOCM about heart failure awareness week. Theme: it’s not normal to be breathless. Overview of causes of heart failure and signs and symptoms. @EasternHealthNL @CanHFSociety
We are delighted to Partner with @GlobalHeartHub to launch the 2023 Global Heart Failure Awareness Month! During the month of May let’s raise awareness about this chronic condition that impacts Millions Worldwide. #HighlightHeartFailure and save lives.
#DYK that #HeartFailure is on the rise in Canada & around the world? It’s now more important than ever to raise awareness among patients/families. That’s what we’ll be tackling with @CanHFSociety this #HeartFailureWeekCan. Join us May 1-7th to take action on heart failure.
One of the common signs of #HeartFailure is increased shortness of breath, which is why our theme for #HeartFailureWeekCan 2023 is “It’s not normal to be breathless.”
Follow the conversation from May 1-7 to learn about this complex but manageable condition that’s on the rise.
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Don't miss a beat! 🫀
After #HeartFailureWeekCan May 1-7, join us May 12th & 13th in Toronto for #HFUpdate, 🇨🇦's largest meeting devoted to the rapidly evolving field of HF.
Find out about the learning objectives for #HFUpdate 2023:
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📢It's less than 3 weeks to #HFUpdate, 🇨🇦's largest meeting for #HCPs dedicated to #HeartFailure care.
Please join us in #Toronto for our 2-day ACCREDITED LEARNING conference devoted to care delivery across the #HeartFailure continuum!
One of the common signs of #HeartFailure is increased shortness of breath, which is why our theme for #HeartFailureWeekCan 2023 is “It’s not normal to be breathless.”
Follow the conversation from May 1-7 to learn about this complex but manageable condition that’s on the rise.
Did you know that two out of three Canadians don’t know there’s no cure for #HeartFailure? Retweet to help spread awareness and help us get that number down to zero! #CardioTwitter
CHFS members have until MARCH 15th to take advantage of Early Bird fees for this year’s #HFUpdate in Toronto in May! Don’t miss out! Registration info: https://t.co/CDpQrei3Ms