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Working together to improve critical outcomes for all cardiac patients.
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ACTION unites and connects our global healthcare community to improve outcomes for patients with heart failure.

This is the power of ACTION.

More than 14,000 hospitalizations related to pediatric heart failure occur annually in the United States alone. Heart failure in pediatrics varies greatly, and patients experience a wide range of outcomes. Additionally, research for pediatric heart failure is underfunded. The need is clear: our patients need better care and better outcomes. 

Since 2017, we have continued to grow and engage an international community uniting our key stakeholders: patients, families, clinicians, researchers, payors, and industry. Using a quality improvement and research-based approach, we work in collaboration with each other, sharing data, finding better solutions, and discovering new innovations.

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Improving care for patients with:

Cardiomyopathy

Cardiomyopathy patients have heart muscle problems that affect the ability of the heart to fill with blood and/or eject blood to the body. In some cases, they may have signs and symptoms of heart failure—these patients will need routine monitoring and may need treatment such as cardiac medicines, mechanical devices, or transplantation.
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Congenital Heart Disease

Some children with Congenital Heart Disease (CHD) may develop signs and symptoms of heart failure—these patients will need routine monitoring and may need treatment such as cardiac medicines, mechanical devices, or transplantation.
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Muscular
Dystrophy

Patients with Muscular Dystrophy (MD) have weakened muscles; this also includes their heart muscle. These patients may develop signs and symptoms of heart failure and may need treatment such as cardiac medicines, mechanical devices, or advanced treatments.
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Fontan Circulatory Failure

Adult and pediatric surgery patients may develop signs and symptoms of heart failure or other organ diseases due to their Fontan circulation. These patients may need treatment such as cardiac medicines, mechanical devices, or transplantation.
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Join us for a new virtual clinician focused education series featuring “in real life” VAD patient care.

Berlin Heart EXCOR

Monday, August 1, 2022
1–5 PM ET

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HeartMate 3TM LVAD

Wednesday, August 3, 2022
1–5 PM ET

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Impact

We’re improving outcomes, reducing adverse events, and enhancing the quality of our heart disease patient’s lives.

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Publications

Publications help us share our research, experiences and learnings across our healthcare community. 

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Education

We make learning accessible for  for all patients and families! We’re also educating providers and sharing across our network.

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Stories

Hear stories from our community of patients and their families about hope, inspiration, challenges, and heart success.

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Our Collaborators

We are thankful to work with many organizations dedicated to improving outcomes for children and adults with heart failure.

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