TIME-HFHot Line 6Heart Failure
Team-Based Collaborative Care Model in Heart Failure Management
A team-based collaborative care model in heart failure
Presenting authorJeemon PanniyammakalPreventive Cardiology · Aga Khan UniversityPanniyammakal Jeemon is an Additional Professor of Epidemiology at the Sree Chitra Tirunal Institute for Medical Sciences and Technology in Trivandrum, India. He also holds an honorary adjunct professorship at La Trobe University and has research affiliations with the University of Alberta. His research focuses on chronic disease epidemiology, complex public health interventions, and the prevention and control of cardiovascular diseases and diabetes.
Overview
Pending collaborative HF care results should not yet change practice; ESC 2026 data will extend evidence on multidisciplinary strategies.
Key result
A team-based collaborative care model in heart failure is currently under investigation, with clinical results pending presentation at the ESC Congress 2026.
Discussion
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Key Points
- Aims to evaluate a team-based collaborative care model in patients diagnosed with heart failure, optimizing multidisciplinary treatment strategies.
- Late-breaking clinical trial presented at the ESC Congress 2026 examines coordinated care delivery approaches, with clinical results currently pending.
- Highlights the potential impact of a team-based collaborative care model on long-term heart failure outcomes, although primary trial findings remain pending.
Main Result
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