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Heart Failure Awareness Days

Taking place from 29 April to 5 May 2024

Heart Failure

Heart Failure Awareness Days (HFAD) are held every year in May. Join your National Heart Failure Society and Working Groups in organising events to raise awareness about the importance of recognising heart failure symptoms early, getting an accurate diagnosis and receiving optimal treatment.



Heart Failure Awareness Days 2024

This year, HFA Awareness Days will take place from 29 April to 5 May 2024.

The theme is "Detect the undetected: FIND ME"*, focusing on individuals who remain undiagnosed and emphasising the significance of early intervention, which can have a profound impact on improving lives and outcomes. The objective of the 25in25 initiative is to decrease mortality rates attributed to heart failure within the initial year of diagnosis by 25% over the course of the next 25 years.

#HeartFailureAwarenessDays

 *in support of the BSH 25in25 initiative, more information is available from the British Society of Heart Failure.

Recently Awarded

2018: Cyprus, Germany, Italy, Lebanon and Lithuania

2019: Italy, France, Slovak Republic, Belarus, Cyprus, Syria, Lithuania, Lebanon, Greece, Germany, Russia, Hungary and Egypt

2020: UK, Portugal, Egypt, Ireland and Malta

2021: UK, Croatia, Czech Republic, Netherlands, Ireland, Latvia, Lebanon, Romania, Slovenia, Spain

2022: Egypt, Ireland, Malta, Portugal, UK

2023: Greece, Romania, Spain, Poland, Canada and the UK

2024: Egypt, Greece, India, Latvia, Poland

Discover past Heart Failure Awareness Days 

Vilnius King Mindaugas bridge

Lithuania crowd

 

 

 

 

 

 

Website for your patients - Heartfailurematters.org

Help your patients and their families understand more about this common, serious and progressive condition. Heartfailurematters.org provides practical heart failure information for patients, families and caregivers.

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