Join us for this insightful case-based webinar with Mandeep, exploring the clinical journey of “Julie” – a patient who developed sudden shortness of breath.

Through Julie’s case, Mandeep will explore the progression from presentation to diagnosis and the clinical decision-making that led to timely intervention, with a focus on maintaining the patient’s best possible quality of life.

Presented by Mandeep Singh – A/Clinical Nurse Consultant – Advanced Heart Failure and Cardiac Transplant Service, South Metropolitan Health service. Fiona Stanley & Fremantle Hospital Group.

Hosted by Nicole Skavik – Clinical Nurse Specialist (CNS), Heart Health Support Service – WA Country Health Service

In this session –

  • Recognising when symptoms may indicate significant mitral valve disease
  • The clinical significance of mitral valve prolapse and its potential complications
  • The importance of timely assessment and escalation
  • How urgent intervention can influence patient outcomes and quality of life

Registration Details

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Event Details
30 Sep 2026
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30 Sep 2026
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Free
All Professions
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