What Will Heart Failure Care Look Like in 2030 — And Are We Ready?

What does “better” heart failure care actually look like in2030?And more importantly…👉 Do we have a shared vision to get there? In this episode of Heart Failure Unfiltered, Nick Hartshorne-Evans the CEO of the Pumping Marvellous Foundation explores the future of heart failure care — from the perspective of patients, clinicians, and the NHS. 💡 What this episode explores:Whether the NHS has a clear, shared vision for heart failurecareWhat is currently missing from the future conversationHow life with heart failure should feel different by 2030What should become routine — not exceptional — in caredeliveryThe role of simplicity in designing the future system 🔍 The key questions:Are we moving fast enough to improve outcomes?What happens if nothing changes?What should be simpler by 2030 — and what’s the risk if it isn’t?Who needs to be braver to make change happen? 🎯 What success looks like:Not just better metrics on paper — but real-world change that patients can feel:Earlier recognitionFaster, more confident treatmentBetter coordination across the systemImproved quality of life ⚡ The challenge:If we don’t define the future of heart failure care… Who will? 🔎 Who this is for:NHS commissioners and ICS leadersCardiologists, GPs, and specialist teamsPolicymakers and healthcare leadersPeople living with heart failure and their families ❤️ About the Pumping Marvellous FoundationWorking with patients, communities, and the NHS to shape the future of heart failure care across the UK.