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1375: The palliative care needs of patients with heart failure from the perspective of the patient, carer and clinical team

surgery. Patients submitted to electrical cardioversion were excluded. Results: The realization of this protocol before and after the procedures was fast and easy and resulted in no complications for the patient and the pacemaker. Every pacemaker interrogation showed no altered measurements after the procedure. Conclusions: It’s very important to standardize the interrogation and programmation of implanted pacemakers before making conventional diagnostic and therapeutic procedures to avoid possible interferences, damage to the pacemaker or complications for the patient.