Update on chronic heart failure in adults: diagnosis and management webinar

The Heart Failure Academy is delighted to invite you to our first Lunch and learn webinar in 2026.

Title: Update on chronic heart failure in adults: diagnosis and management webinar

Date: 28 January 2026

Time: 13:00 -14:00

Link: Join the meeting now

Meeting ID: 378 705 881 268 13

Passcode: dy3Un3rQ

Why attend?

We are delighted to host Professor Abdallah Al-Mohammad, Professor of Cardiology at Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust and the University of Sheffield, deliver an update in Heart failure.

Professor Al Mohammed has worked on the national clinical guidelines with NICE between 2008 and 2025. He will guide us through the September 2025 update to NICE Chronic heart failure in adults: diagnosis and management which delivered significant changes to the diagnosis and management of chronic heart failure.

Not only have all three main heart failure phenotypes (HFrEF, HFmrEF and HFpEF) now been recognised, but the September update supports clinicians to develop a more person centred approach to the treatment of all guiding healthcare professionals to take into account the degree of frailty and chronic kidney disease someone is living with.

The agenda for the event:

• 45 minute presentation

• 15 minute Q&A

Speaker

Professor Abdallah Al-Mohammad, Professor of Cardiology at Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust and the University of Sheffield

Who should attend

*This session is tailored for healthcare professionals in both primary and secondary care*

This event is predominantly aimed at generalists who would like to develop their knowledge of the diagnosis and management of heart failure, but it will also provide a useful update for those who are more familiar with heart failure.

Prework

Do you need some bite-sized heart failure learning before attending this webinar?

Upskill quickly using the videos in our interactive Navigating the Heart Failure Journey Map

Key Takeaway

By supporting healthcare professionals to enable more to timely specialist assessment and diagnosis we can deliver better patient outcomes for people living with heart failure across Yorkshire and the Humber.

Let's BEAT Heart Failure together!