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Top Cardiology Conferences in 2025

Cardiology Update

Hashtag: #ESCPrev2025 Heart Failure 2025 Date: Saturday, 17 May – Tuesday, 20 May 2025 Location: Belgrade, Serbia Overview: The Heart Failure Congress stands as the premier global gathering encompassing the full spectrum of heart failure.

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Ochsner Children’s Hospital Advocates to Close the Gap in Pediatric Heart Care

DAIC

However, there is a notable gap in device options for infants and young children with end stage heart failure. Although tools for the youngest heart patients are limited, the Ochsner Children’s Hospital team provides top-of-the-line care to bridge patients safely to transplant and a hope for a better quality of life.

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Top Cardiology Conferences in 2024

Cardiology Update

Heart Failure 2024 Date: May 11-14, 2024 Location: Lisbon, Portugal and online Overview: The Heart Failure Congress stands as the premier global gathering encompassing the full spectrum of heart failure. Hashtag: #ESCPrev2024 5. Hashtag: #HeartFailure2024 6. Hashtag: #EASCongress2024 8.

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Abstract 4117856: Effects of a Nurse-led Common-sense Model of Self-regulation-Based Heart Failure Self-care Program on Patient Outcomes: A Randomized Controlled Trial

Circulation

Introduction:Guidelines have recognized the critical role of self-care in heart failure (HF), but people with HF do not adequately practice self-care. Participants in the intervention group received a 6-week nurse-led CSM of Self-Regulation-based self-care program and usual care.

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Effectiveness of a multicentre randomized controlled trial with three different nurse-led intervention management programmes for patients with heart failure: the main results of the MEETinCY study

European Journal of Cardiovascular Nursing

Methods and results This is a multicentre RCT with three different intervention groups (IGs) and one control group.

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Abstract 4138578: NICE-Support program effectively improves symptom and psychological distress in patients with heart failure

Circulation

Background:Patients with heart failure may suffer from symptom distress, affecting their overall quality of life and psychological well-being including depression. The experimental group received a 12-week NICE-Support intervention, encompassing nursing instruction, nutritional counseling, exercise, and support.

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Abstract 4142690: Yoga with Low-Exercise Movement is Beneficial for Improving Sleep Quality and Altering a Sedentary Lifestyle in Patients with Heart Failure

Circulation

Introduction:Given the well-documented benefits of yoga on the cardiovascular system and improvement of exercise tolerance and quality of life, the American Heart Association recently recommended yoga as a safe and well-tolerated adjunctive therapy for patients with heart failure (HF).