Aquapheresis in the Real World Webinar to take place July 28, 2010 Noon – 1:00 pm (ET)

July 28, 2010
Volume overload is a constant concern for those with heart failure. Santosh Menon, MD and Robin Baldauf, RN present their outcomes with aquapheresis at The Christ Hospital in Cincinnati, Ohio read more...

CHF Solutions becomes Affiliate Member of the Colloquium

May 21, 2010
CHF Solutions began as a vision of cardiologist, Dr. Howard Levin in the late 1990s. Frustrated by the inability to reduce volume overload in patients safely and in a timely way, Dr. Levin partnered with Mark Gelfand, an engineer, to found CHF Solutions read more...

Jerry Weisfogel, MD to Chair Colloquium Heart Failure Sleep Workgroup

March 22, 2010
Sleep disorders are found in patients with heart failure according to leading cardiologist and sleep expert, Jerry Weisfogel. Sleep loss leads to cognitive impairment which may read more...

Heart Failure Nurse Recognition Award Announced

May 12, 2010
Honoring Florence Nightingale on the 190th anniversary of her birth, the Healthcare Accreditation Colloquium recognizes all heart failure nurses by establishing the Heart Failure Nurse Maven Award. read more...

Heart Failure Accreditation: Center or Institute?


  • Fact: Heart failure is a chronic disease
    The Colloquium is the only accrediting body using a chronic disease state model for accreditation.
  • Fact: Heart failure doesn't go away. It affects individuals 24/7 whether they are in the hospital or not.
    The Colloquium is the only accrediting body that covers the entire Continuum of care.
  • Fact: Improving heart failure care is daunting to American hospitals.
    The Colloquium has the only accreditation process based upon process improvement.
  • Interested in learning more about whether your hospital may be eligible to become an Accredited Heart Center Failure or Accredited Heart Failure Institute?

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Wednesday, May 12, 2010

The Healthcare Accreditation Colloquium Announces Creation of Heart Failure Nurse Recognition Award

Heart Failure affects eight million Americans and their families. read more...


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