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Professor Izabella Uchmanowicz

Wroclaw Medical University, Wroclaw (Poland)
Membership: FESC Member ACNAP Member EAPC Member EAPCI Member HFA Member
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Professor Izabella Uchmanowicz, RN, PhD, FESC, FHFA, holds a distinguished position at Wroclaw Medical University, where she serves as a Professor and contributes significantly to the academic community. In addition to her academic responsibilities, she is the Chief Nurse at the Institute of Heart Diseases at Wroclaw University Hospital in Poland, a role that places her at the forefront of clinical practice in the field of cardiology. Professor Uchmanowicz's research is primarily focused on heart failure, emphasizing the challenges faced by patients living with this complex condition. Her work significantly addresses critical aspects of patient care, such as self-care practices and adherence to prescribed medication regimes, which are pivotal in managing heart failure effectively. Recognizing the unique needs of the elderly, she dedicates a significant portion of her research to understanding and improving the lives of older adults with cardiovascular disorders.
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Tailored cardiovascular care in 2026 and beyond – only for the privileged?
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Tailored cardiovascular care in 2026 and beyond – only for the privileged?
24 April 2026
Living with heart disease: insights into behavioural, cognitive, and quality-of-life interventions
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Living with heart disease: insights into behavioural, cognitive, and quality-of-life interventions
30 August 2025
Latest trends in recommendations for the treatment of heart failure patients
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Latest trends in recommendations for the treatment of heart failure patients
14 June 2025
Transformational leadership (or compassionate leadership)
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Transformational leadership (or compassionate leadership)
13 June 2025
Congenital heart disease - back to basics
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Congenital heart disease - back to basics
18 May 2025
Arrhythmias and devices
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Arrhythmias and devices
17 May 2025
Multifactorial risk in coronary heart disease
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Multifactorial risk in coronary heart disease
31 August 2024
The cardiovascular patient is a joint effort
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The cardiovascular patient is a joint effort
14 June 2024
Patient participation in heart failure care
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Patient participation in heart failure care
14 May 2024
Improving clinical practice & patient care
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Improving clinical practice & patient care
12 May 2024

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