Executing Heart Failure Care Between Visits
Review real-world outcomes from 747 heart failure patients supported through ISHI's protocol-driven care model.
Read Case StudyClinical evidence, case studies, and operational results demonstrating how structured care delivery can improve execution between specialty visits.
Explore the Clinical Evidence Brief and heart failure case study supporting ISHI’s approach to active management between visits.
Review real-world outcomes from 747 heart failure patients supported through ISHI's protocol-driven care model.
Read Case StudyExplore the clinical problem, the care model, and the operational framework behind active management between visits.
Read Evidence BriefIn a real-world evaluation across community cardiology practices, ISHI demonstrated that structured virtual care workflows can support high-volume intervention without increasing cardiologist burden.
Remote monitoring, virtual care, and care management programs can improve access to information. The evidence focus for ISHI is whether care plans are consistently acted on between visits.
Protocol-driven care drove measurable improvement across all four GDMT classes: beta-blockers, ACEI/ARB/ARNI, SGLT2 inhibitors, and MRA.
Clinical alerts were managed at volume, with 99% addressed within 48 hours through structured escalation pathways.
The majority of alerts were handled by the multidisciplinary team, with no escalation required to community cardiologists in the evaluation.
Use these resources to understand the clinical rationale, care delivery model, and real-world outcomes behind ISHI’s approach to active management between visits.
Review real-world outcomes from 747 heart failure patients supported through ISHI's protocol-driven care model.
Read More →Explore the clinical problem, the care model, and the operational framework behind active management between visits.
Read More →Browse ASM education, clinical evidence, case studies, and insights from the complete ISHI Resource Center.
Explore Resource Center →Clinical evidence is one part of the broader ISHI Resource Center. Explore the ASM framework and insights that explain why execution between visits matters.
Start with the Clinical Evidence Brief or review the heart failure case study to see how structured care delivery can support execution between visits.
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