Heart failure is a crucial and growing focus within the field of cardiology. Numerous healthcare organizations are now cultivating specialized expertise to address this condition. Thanks to advancements in medical treatments, the outlook for heart failure patients has significantly improved. What was once considered a near-terminal diagnosis is now manageable for many, although some patients continue to experience symptoms and remain at high risk of death despite receiving optimal medical care.
The latest edition of “Heart Failure” thoroughly addresses all aspects of patient management for those facing this condition. It provides straightforward, evidence-based guidance on diagnosis, evaluation, and treatment options. As part of the Oxford Specialist Handbooks in Cardiology series, this resource delivers concise and objective information aimed at healthcare professionals involved in the contemporary multidisciplinary approach to managing heart failure. The handbook is organized logically to reflect the patient journey, promoting the practice of effective, evidence-backed management for heart failure patients.
This handbook is ideally suited for trainee and consultant cardiologists, geriatric care specialists, general practitioners, cardiothoracic surgeons, primary care physicians, pharmacists, and specialized nursing staff.
