Heart Failure – Non-Pharmacological Management

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This course focuses on non-pharmacological strategies in heart failure, including patient education, lifestyle changes, nutrition, exercise, and psychosocial support to improve outcomes and quality of life.

7 Modules1 hour
$169$0
Heart Failure – Non-Pharmacological Management

Learning Outcomes

What you'll learn

  • Explain the role and importance of non-pharmacological management in heart failure care
  • Identify key symptoms and support patients in effective self-monitoring and early intervention
  • Apply lifestyle, dietary, and fluid management strategies in clinical practice
  • Recommend safe and appropriate exercise and cardiac rehabilitation programmes
  • Recognise psychosocial challenges and provide holistic, patient-centred support
  • Coordinate multidisciplinary care and utilise monitoring strategies to reduce hospitalisations
  • Support advanced care planning and promote quality of life in patients with chronic heart failure
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Modules

  • Foundations of Heart Failure and Non-Pharmacological Care
  • Patient Education and Self-Management
  • Lifestyle, Nutrition and Fluid Management
  • Exercise and Cardiac Rehabilitation
  • Psychosocial Support and Quality of Life
  • Monitoring, Multidisciplinary Care and Advanced Planning
  • Summary
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Frequently Asked Questions

It helps detect early fluid retention, allowing timely intervention and preventing hospitalisation.

Yes, with appropriate guidance. Moderate, supervised exercise improves function and symptoms.

Typically 1.5–2 litres/day if advised, depending on severity and clinical condition.

Low sodium intake and balanced nutrition help control fluid retention and maintain overall health.