The nurse will be able to use both objective and subjective data when assessing their patient, to
help figure out when someone should be referred to an Adv HF program.
They will know what testing to order to help determine this state and be able to interpret the
results.
The participants will be able to discern the primary driver of abnormal hemodynamics with in the cardio-pulmonary system.
The participants will be able to name the pertinent hemodynamic variables to determine pulmonary arterial hypertension from pulmonary venous hypertension.
The participant will be able to identify target hemodynamics for patients who are: post durable LVAD implant post heart transplantation supported by tMCS
The participant will identify interventions in response to abnormal hemodynamics in post-transplant and post LVAD patients.
The participant will learn escalation and de-escalation of support based on CPO, PAPI , and clinical course of the patient.
The participant will understand the role of the genetic counselor, in the care of the genetic
cardiomyopathy patient
After hearing the signs and symptoms of the most prevalent genetic cardiomyopathies, the
participant will increase their screening of DCM patients for genetic causes
Once someone is diagnosed with a genetic cardiomyopathy, the participant will understand the
symptoms that they are at risk for and implement the necessary preventative measures
The participant will understand the Red Flag symptoms for an infiltrative cardiomyopathy
The participant will know the therapies used to treat infiltrative cardiomyopathies and if unable
to initiate them, will refer the patients to an Infiltrative CM program
The participant will be able to identify the appropriate candidate for Mitral Clip, TAVR or
Tricuspid clip, along with the studies involved in making the decision.
The participant will recognize the care needed following a structural heart procedure.