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DOME-HF: Three-month outcomes of a diuretic day-hospital model for elderly patients with acute heart failure

12 June 2026 (15:15 - 16:00)
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Congress Presentation Part of: Mechanisms, models of care, and optimised treatment strategies Treatment Delegates Premium Access ACNAP Congress 2026 Association of Cardiovascular Nursing and Allied Professions (ACNAP)

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Doctor Remi Esser

La Porte Verte Hospital, Versailles (France)

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Early clinical experience from an integrated pharmacist-led cardiac myosin inhibitor clinic.
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The use of intravenous nitroglycerine and morphine practices by specialized nurses in heart failure patients with respiratory complications; a cross-sectional study
Mr J. Van Der Laan (Rotterdam, NL)
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Higher pneumococcal vaccine uptake in women than men with heart failure: age-adjusted findings from a telemonitoring survey
Doctor S. Nisse-Durgeat (Bordeaux, FR)
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Iron-DH: integrating intravenous iron therapy into a multidisciplinary, telemonitored heart failure pathway for frail older adults
Doctor R. Esser (Versailles, FR)
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Mechanisms, models of care, and optimised treatment strategies

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ACNAP Congress 2026

12 June 2026 15:15 CET
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