PharmaBuddy
PharmaBuddy's Podcast
Pharmabuddy.ie is an online resource for Irish pharmacists with over 4,500 pharmacist members. It was founded by Dr. Paul Ryan, GP & pharmacist, in 2016. Pharmabuddy.ie provides a pharmacist only discussion forum, a communications section, a classifieds section, an educational section & more.
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27 de mar de 2026
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Episódios
Chronic Heart Failure, Role of Beta Blockers 03.10.2023 4:48
Dr Paul Ryan will discuss the role of beta blockers in patients with chronic heart failure, their mechanism of action & starting treatment with beta blockers.
Chronic Heart Failure, ACE Inhibitors 29.09.2023 14:46
Dr Paul Ryan will discuss ACE inhibitors' mechanism of action, the practicalities of starting patients on ACE inhibitors & the four main adverse effects associated with ACE inhibitors.
Chronic Heart Failure, Non-Pharmacological Management & Steps of Treatment 28.09.2023 8:04
Dr Paul Ryan will discuss the non-pharmacological management in patients with heart failure with reduced ejection fraction & the steps of pharmacological management. He will also look at the current international guidelines on the management of patients with heart failure.
Chronic Heart Failure, History, Exam & Investigations 27.09.2023 9:18
Dr Paul Ryan will discuss the history, exam & investigations for heart failure. He will also briefly discuss the New York Heart Association functional classification.
Chronic Heart Failure, Ejection Fraction, Causes & Prognosis 26.09.2023 7:00
Dr Paul Ryan will discuss the prevalence & causes of heart failure, ejection fraction & prognosis for those patients with heart failure.
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