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Treating Heart Failure with Reduced and Preserved Ejection Fraction: Practical Insights

Heart failure is one of the most common—and most complex—conditions hospitalists manage. In this video, Dr. Joseph Sweigart, an internal medicine physician and educator, breaks down how to approach heart failure care in real time, with limited bandwidth and variable follow-up. From interpreting ejection fraction subtypes to initiating GDMT under pressure, Dr. Sweigart offers straightforward, high-yield insights into what works—and what often gets overlooked. He shares his philosophy on aggressive early treatment and discusses common pitfalls. Dr. Sweigart also explains why good inpatient heart failure care doesn’t hinge on doing everything at once, but on doing the right things at the right time. Whether you’re managing diuresis, setting up discharge, or deciding which medications to defer, this is essential viewing for hospital-based clinicians treating heart failure with reduced and preserved ejection fraction. Read the blog post: Managing Heart Failure in the Hospital (https://oakstone.com/blog-and-more/ho...) In this video ⌛ 00:00 - Introduction: Meet Dr. Joseph Sweigart 00:22 - What defines heart failure? 01:19 - Breaking down HFpEF, HFrEF, and HFmrEF 02:18 - When and how to be aggressive in treatment 04:04 - Why timing matters for GDMT 05:57 - Common pitfalls in inpatient heart failure care 07:05 - How heart failure care is evolving Subscribe to our channel or follow us on social media to stay updated on the latest in CME! LinkedIn:   / oakstone-publishing   Facebook:   / 100085498350449   Website: https://oakstone.com/