Last year’s Summit brought together experts from the heart failure and wider health advocacy communities. Here, we reflect on some learning points.

Our ‘Innovation in heart failure: early diagnosis in community settings’ report outlines the urgent need to boost timely diagnosis and presents a variety of promising initiatives.

More than 90% of people with heart failure would like regular discussion about quality of life to be part of their care, but this only happens for 20%.

Our latest policy brief attempts to answer this question, examining existing opportunities and mechanisms to advocate for guideline-recommended care in Spain.

HFPN has launched ‘What’s new in international heart failure guidelines?’, a resource that summarises key changes in heart failure guidelines.

Taking the form of four virtual sessions held in October and November, the 2022 Heart Failure Policy Summit will address how we can engage with policymakers and leaders to improve care for the millions of people living with heart failure across Europe.

The HFPN has added subtitles to a recently launched animation in German, English, French, Italian and Spanish.

Why is primary care important now? Achieving new standards for heart failure will require awareness-raising, investment and reform in primary care.

The Heart Failure Policy Network (HFPN) has launched Spotlight on cancer treatment and heart failure, which highlights the need for integrated care and collaboration between oncology and cardiology services.

The updated ESC guidelines recommend that all people with heart failure be screened for iron deficiency, and provided new treatment recommendations.