Heart Failure Collaborative
Our goal
To reduce avoidable acute care admissions related to heart failure and cardiovascular disease
Heart failure is a significant burden on the lives of many Victorians who can experience ongoing problems that lead to repeated hospital admissions. This reduces time spent doing the things that matter most to people and can have a negative impact on quality of life.
Heart failure is the leading cause of hospitalisation for people over 65 and 25 per cent of heart failure patients are readmitted to hospital within 30 days of going home.
In this Commonwealth-funded project, we are working with Victorian health services to reduce the rate of unplanned readmission by supporting self-management, implementing evidence-based interventions and making sure the critical transitions of care are right.
Our progress so far...
Third action period
Project updates
Heart Failure Collaborative
On track to keep people with heart failure safe at home
Our Heart Failure Collaborative is now in Action Period 2 after hosting two Learning Sessions.
12 July 2022
Our stories
Patients profile
Living to tell a great story
A late diagnosis of heart failure leads to two more lucky diagnoses. Read how Sue McFarlane's experience helped other members of her family.
Who we're working with
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Alfred Health
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Bairnsdale Regional Health Service
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Grampians Health
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Barwon Health
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Bendigo Health
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Eastern Health
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Echuca Regional Health
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Goulburn Valley Health
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Knox Private Hospital
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Kyabram and District Health Service
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Mercy Public Hospitals
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Monash Health
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Northeast Health
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Northern Health
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Peninsula Health
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Ramsay Health Care
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Melbourne Health
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St Vincent's Health
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Western Health
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Last updated 15 November 2022