NEWS RELEASE Founder and CEO of Lancashire-based UK Heart Failure Charity in “New Years Honours” list.  Nick Hartshorne-Evans, the Founder and CEO of the Pumping Marvellous Foundation, the UK’s heart failure charity based in Preston, has been named in the New Year’s Honours list, receiving a British Empire Medal for his contributions to heart failure. […]

“We are proud to have been centrally involved in this influential NHSE project that may start to shape the value of investing in the patient whilst they live their life at home with their heart failure. The results are outstanding and many thanks to many of our Patient Educators that have inputted into the project” […]

  BEAT HF is the first UK-wide disease awareness campaign for heart failure and is targeted at the public and primary care healthcare professionals. Professor Clare Taylor, Nick Hartshorne-Evans, and Dr Dargoi Satchi developed BEAT to improve awareness of heart failure through early recognition of common symptoms. The acronym BEAT leads to testing using a […]

WELCOME TO THE PUMPING MARVELLOUS FOUNDATION They say good things come in small packages, we think that this is a marvellous example. Our pocket guide will provide you with some initial information, answers, support, and give examples of how you can live life well with a diagnosis of Heart Failure. This “Marvellous Pocket Guide” is […]

We know many people have a delayed diagnosis of heart failure. We hear it from patients and healthcare professionals alike. Even the National Heart Failure Audit consistently reports that 80% of people are diagnosed in the Hospital setting, where 41% of those have previously presented in Primary Care with symptoms of heart failure. However, we […]

A national award has been given to Dr. Rajiv Sankaranarayanan, Consultant Cardiologist and Heart Failure Lead at Liverpool University Hospitals, in recognition of his exceptional contribution to the care of patients with heart failure. Read more here.

Another weapon in the armoury for people living with Heart Failure with preserved Ejection Fraction (HFpEF) and Heart Failure with mildly reduced Ejection Fraction (HFmrEF) – NICE has recommended Empagliflozin (Jardiance) for HFpEF and HFmrEF. A population that is wholly underserved and underwhelmed with very few treatment options. A win of patients. #BeatHF. Read more […]