Learning objectives
After completing this module, participants should be better able to:
- Understand the aims of heart failure (HF) treatment
- Recognise the role of the primary care team in HF management
- Recognise the role of lifestyle modifications (weight control, smoking cessation, exercise)
- Understand the treatment options available for acute and chronic HF
- Understand the modes of action of the different therapeutic agents prescribed
Faculty
Dr Joe Cuthbert, Honorary Consultant Cardiologist, Hull University Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust; Senior Lecturer in Cardiology, Hull York Medical School.
In association with Professor Andrew Clark, Chair in Clinical Cardiology, Hull York Medical School
Original faculty
Professor Andrew Clark, Chair in Clinical Cardiology, Hull York Medical School
Dr Paul Kalra, Consultant Cardiologist, Portsmouth Hospitals NHS Trust
Dr Donah Zachariah, Cardiology Research Fellow, Portsmouth Hospitals NHS Trust
Accreditation
2 CPD/CME credits, 2 hours
BJC Learning has assigned two hours of CPD/CME credit to this module
Endorsed by:
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British Society for Heart Failure www.bsh.org.uk |
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