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Heart Failure specialist nurse • Liverpool
Liverpool University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

Thank you for your interest in the position of Heart Failure specialist nurse in Liverpool with Liverpool University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust .

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1. Can you describe your experience with managing patients with heart failure and how you have incorporated evidence-based treatments into their care? Can you describe your experience with managing patients with heart failure and how you have incorporated evidence-based treatments into their care?

2. As a non-medical prescriber, how do you ensure that your prescribing practices align with national guidelines and best practices? As a non-medical prescriber, how do you ensure that your prescribing practices align with national guidelines and best practices?

3. How do you foster a cohesive working relationship within a multidisciplinary team, especially when dealing with a complex condition like heart failure? How do you foster a cohesive working relationship within a multidisciplinary team, especially when dealing with a complex condition like heart failure?

4. What strategies do you employ to provide training and mentorship to less experienced staff in the management of heart failure? What strategies do you employ to provide training and mentorship to less experienced staff in the management of heart failure?

5. Given that the service operates 7 days a week, how do you manage your work-life balance while maintaining flexibility in your role? Given that the service operates 7 days a week, how do you manage your work-life balance while maintaining flexibility in your role?

6. What does quality care mean to you in the context of heart failure management, and how do you measure it within your practice? What does quality care mean to you in the context of heart failure management, and how do you measure it within your practice?

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1. Can you describe your experience with managing patients with heart failure and how you have incorporated evidence-based treatments into their care?

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Role: Heart Failure specialist nurse in Liverpool

Interviewed on Wednesday 23 April 2025 at 18:35.

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