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UK Hospitals Short-Changing Women with Heart Failure
BMJ Journals Press Release: Women with heart failure are less likely than men to be given recommended investigations and treatment, when admitted to hospital as an emergency, reveals an extensive UK survey, published ahead of print in the journal Heart. read more...

Heart Failure Association of the European Society of Cardiology - new website
Groundbreaking new educational website specifically for people with heart failure. read more...

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Welcome to the BSH website!

We are delighted to invite you to explore our site which we hope will provide you with a useful resource and in time will become a comprehensive tool in the field of heart failure management.

The site will continue to be populated as new items are developed and received through our members.

We welcome your comments and ideas as to how we can develop and improve the site, and your suggestions for further items that you would like to see included.

Dr Theresa McDonagh
BSH Chairman

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BSH Training Meeting - Wednesday 21 April 2010

This training meeting will take place at the National Heart & Lung Institute, London and will be relevant for trainees in Internal Medicine and Care of the Elderly and GPSIs. Places are limited so book early.

National Heart Failure Audit: 2009 Update
The National Heart Failure Audit was launched in July 2007. The 2009 update report is available now. read more...

Online Discount Bookclub
BSH members are entitled to 20% discount off Oxford University Press heart failure-/cardiology-related books. read more...

Clinical Publishing Discount Books
Clinical Publishing is pleased to offer members of the BSH a 20% discount on medical titles. read more...

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