AAHFN Milestones
2004
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AAHFN becomes an official Association
Vision, Mission, values and logo developed
1st issue of The Connection is released
2005
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Becomes the official journal of AAHFN
"Failure is Not an Option" Campaign launched
Comprehensive Management of the Heart Failure Patient launched in regional locations
AAHFN held its 1st Annual Conference
Nurse “pocket cards” delivered with membership renewal
2006
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Worked with the Society of Hospital Medicine to develop HF website and disease management programming
AAHFN Web-Resource Center went live
AAHFN cosponsored a session at the European Society of Cardiology
(ESC) Annual Heart Failure meeting
2007
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Partnered with Association Headquarters as Management Company
Collaborated with Society of Chest Pain Centers and Preventive Cardiovascular Nurses Association to develop the Fight Against Heart Failure Campaign
2008
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Held the 1st HFDMP Pre-conference workshop
Robin J Trupp Scholarship launched
AAHFN participated in and endorsed ANA and ACCF “Cardiovascular Nursing: Scope & Standards of Practice
2009
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AAHFN Celebrates 5 years in Minneapolis, MN
Heart and Lung The Journal of Acute and Critical Care became the new official journal of AAHFN
2010
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Redesigned The Connection
Launched Communities of Practice
Announced new Area Representative program
2011
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First pen and paper CHFN exam is offered at the Annual Conference in Seattle, WA
Launched patient education website and Patient Education Hotline
Held the first Mechanical Circulatory Support Workshop
2012
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AAHFN becomes an accredited provider by the ANCC
The Heart Failure Certification: Core Curriculum Review was published
Position paper on HF Certification published
2013
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Held the first Advanced Heart Failure Symposium
Started offering CBT CHFN Exams across the US
Basic Heart Failure Nursing Pocket Guide was published
Reached 2000 members
Held the first Heart Failure Readmission Symposium
2014
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AAHFN Celebrates 10 years in Los Angeles, CA
Launched online heart failure certification review course
Heart Failure and Disease Management book was published
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