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Why a Registry? Following the completion of the Pediatric Heart Failure Guidelines, it was recognized that to move the Pediatric Heart Failure field forward an international registry was required. iPHFR 2015

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International Pediatric Heart Failure Registry

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ISHLT Pediatric Heart Failure Guidelines

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Why a Registry?

Following the completion of the Pediatric Heart Failure Guidelines, it was recognized that to move the Pediatric Heart Failure field forward an international registry was required.

iPHFR 2015

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Why a Registry? Heart failure management in adults is

improving There is a paucity of pediatric data

pediatric management is thus derived from adult data

There is no existing pediatric heart failure registry

Furthers the ISHLT Aim to generate evidence-based pediatric heart failure treatment guidelines

Provides a vehicle to reach the wider heart failure community iPHFR

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Objective

To collect and analyze clinically relevant data on pediatric heart failure patients to better understand the natural history as well as response to current and future disease treatment regimes.

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Prospective Patient Enrollment

Patient population: < 18 years of age with either congenital or acquired heart disease presenting with heart failure 

 Inclusion criteria: < 18 years of age With congenital or acquired heart disease Presenting with symptomatic cardiac failure (NYHA or

Ross classification >1) not amenable to surgical correction

Asymptomatic patients with sufficient echocardiographic dysfunction for medication to be initiated

  Exclusion criteria:

High-flow/shunt lesions (e.g. VSD) Children with correctable lesions (eg. critical AS/PS) On MCS at time of registration (will be in iMACS registry)

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Web-based Data Entry

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iPHFR Patient Destinations

iPHF

R Recovery

Stable HF

MCS (Pedimacs, iMacs)

Listing (PHTS)

Tx (ISHLT, PHTS)

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Data CollectionTime of initial entry into database. At time of 1st diagnosis of heart failure

(inpatient or outpatient) Are follow-up data to be collected? Annual follow-up Event initiated (hospitalization or

death)iPHFR 2015

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iPHFR Invitation

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Steering Committee Anne Dipchand

(Chair) Richard Kirk Chris Almond Christina

VanderPluym Angela Lorts Yuk Law

Elfi Pahl Estela Azeka Robert Gajarski Scott Auerbach Warren

Zuckerman Leah Edwards

(UNOS)iPHFR 2015

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Institutional enrollment information available at...

www.ishlt.org/registries

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Questions?

[email protected]

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