Palliative Care of Congestive Heart Failure in the Community

[@maryannbuchanan9844]

Wonderful information. Thank you so much. Great job!,,,

[@claudiaeyre2461]

Dear Mr. Hutchinson NP, this presentation was exceptional in the depth of layered nuanced expertise, and the clean uncluttered slides. I have been able to use the content immediately for several pts. in my Rapid Response Nurse area, after listening to you. Some of your key slides also are illuminating (for example, the risk of NSAID and fluid retention, or ability to give S/C Lasix)!. Thank you for your expertise and the calm, focused presentation. Truly: very useful stuff, to all of us in Home Care Support.

[@GLENcookson]

Hello my name iis glen,and i am going through this now .have cancer and been going through from kidney to other parts including lungs and brain.i am going for my third try over the years . thanks glen.

[@kazbaz8645]

The illness trajectory chart is very interesting and informative thank you. I find heart disease in a parent more confusing i ie knowing what to expect than having a parent with cancer that has spread. No one mentions that she could die but with the cancer it was spoken about by the doctors and we knew what we were facing more. The doctors for my Mom with heart failure for years have said she has heart failure .... but now its more advanced no one has told us what to expect! Maybe they dont know

[@claudiaeyre2461]

Stephanie, please be so kind and make the Slides available to an interested RRN in Waterloo Wellington Region Home Care.

[@vickifrederick2934]

A lot of sodium in acetaminohen

[@buffer1954]

They will certainly be MORE prone to depression if there are dietary restrictions at end of life. Please Healthcare,NO. Thank You.