Objectives We examined differentials in short-term (30-day mortality) and 1-year mortality (in
30-day survivors) following index (first-ever) hospitalisation for heart failure (HF), between …

Aims To describe changes in heart failure (HF) epidemiology in New Zealand between 1988
and 2008 using the number of days alive and out of hospital after a first hospitalization for …

Aims The aim of the current study is to examine 10 year trends in mortality and readmission
following heart failure (HF) hospitalization in metropolitan and regional Australian settings …

Background—We examined trends in incidence of first-ever (index) hospitalization for heart
failure (HF), hospitalization rates, and 30-day and 1-year all-cause mortality subsequent to …

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 …

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 …

Objectives To compare the incidence of first heart failure (HF) hospitalisation, antecedent
risk factors and 1-year mortality between Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal populations in …

Background Heart failure (HF) is a common, costly condition with an increasing burden on
Australian health care system resources. Knowledge of the burden of HF on patients and on …

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/objectives Little is known about trends in risk factors and mortality for Aboriginal
Australians with heart failure (HF). This population-based study evaluated trends in …