Heart Failure Care Webinar
Dear colleague,
You are kindly invited to register for an educational webinar about Heart Failure care, co-hosted by the South and North London Cardiac Operational Delivery Networks. All primary care and community-based clinicians working in London are welcome to attend.
Featuring expert consultant cardiologist guest speakers, the webinar focuses on practical approaches and ‘how to’ steps to support Heart Failure management in primary care.
The webinar will involve a deep dive into two case studies: (a) initiation and optimisation of 4 pillar therapy for HFrEF (Heart Failure with reduced Ejection Fraction); and (b) managing diuretics in the Heart Failure context. This limited scope will allow the webinar to feature detailed case studies, enabling attendees to discuss, explore queries, and build confidence. These two deep dives will be followed by an open Q&A for primary care clinicians to raise additional questions relating to Heart Failure medication and treatment.
Overview of agenda:
- Introduction
- Context: updated NICE HF guideline and QOF indicators
- Knowledge recap: HF medications and the role of primary care
- Case study 1: initiation and optimisation of 4 pillar therapy for HFrEF
- Case study 2: management of diuretics for HF
- Q&A
Guest speakers and panel members:
- Dr Susan Piper (Consultant Cardiologist, King’s College Hospital)
- Dr Baldeep Sidhu (Consultant Cardiologist, Croydon University Hospital)
- Dr Christopher Primus (Consultant Cardiologist, Barts Health NHS Trust and University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust)
Logistics:
- Date: Thursday, 8 October 2026
- Time: 12:30 – 1:30 PM
- Click here to access the registration form
- Location: Online (MS Teams webinar – link provided upon registration)
- Note: “nhs.net” email address required to register. Attendees must then join the webinar using the email address used during registration.
Please share this invite with your teams and colleagues. Please also find attached a poster to support with promoting the event locally.
Please contact alis.jones1@nhs.net if you have any questions.