Objective To describe the hospital burden and health outcomes associated with admission
for congestive heart failure (CHF). Design and setting Descriptive follow‐up study in a …

Heart failure (HF) is the most common cause for admission in patients over 65 and
hospitalisations account for almost 1% of the health care budget in Ireland. A need to …

Background There are sparse data on outcomes of patients with heart failure (HF) from
India. The objective was to evaluate hospital readmissions and 1-year mortality outcomes of …

Background Heart failure carries a major burden on our health system, mainly related to the
high rate of hospital admission. An understanding of the recent trends in heart failure …

Background Incident heart failure (HF) hospitalisation rates in most high-income countries
are stable or declining. However, HF incidence may be increasing in younger people linked …

Objective Mortality amongst patients hospitalised for heart failure (HHF) in Western and
Asian countries may differ, but this has not been investigated using individual patient-level …

Background The burden of patients with heart failure on health care systems is widely
recognised, although there have been few attempts to quantify individual patterns of care …

Aim Long‐term outcome data of acute decompensated heart failure (HF) are scarce from
India. The aim of the study was to collect in‐hospital and long‐term outcome data of HF …

Background: Heart failure is a leading cause of admission to hospital, but whether the
incidence of heart failure is increasing or decreasing is uncertain. We examined temporal …

Aims National 30‐day mortality and readmission rates after heart failure (HF)
hospitalisations are a focus of US policy intervention and yet have rarely been assessed in …