Understanding heart failure treatment in everyday medical settings

The QUAD-HF Registry is a research database that collects real-world information from patients who have been recently diagnosed with heart failure (within the past 12 weeks). Researchers want to understand how heart failure treatments are actually used and how well they work in everyday hospital and clinic settings, rather than just in controlled research studies.

While modern medicine has developed many excellent treatments for heart failure, most of our knowledge comes from carefully controlled research trials that don't always reflect what happens in regular hospitals and clinics. This registry aims to bridge that gap by collecting information about how these treatments are actually being used and how they're helping real patients across England and Wales.