Why the study?
Chronic heart failure carries high annual mortality and places a heavy burden on the health care system, necessitating evaluation of diagnostic and treatment adequacy through registry studies.
Highlights the importance of creating registries to improve medical care, diagnostics, and treatment tracking for patients with chronic heart failure.
The annual mortality of patients with clinically pronounced symptoms of chronic heart failure in the Russian Federation reaches 26-29%, i.e., from 880 to 986 thousand patients with heart failure die in the country in one year, which is comparable to the population of a large city. Providing care for patients with heart failure places a heavy burden on the country's health care system, making a significant contribution to mortality rates, hospitalization rates, including readmissions, which in turn requires considerable costs. The article presents an overview of registry studies that are devoted to assessing the effectiveness of diagnostics, the completeness of examinations, as well as the adequacy of ongoing drug treatment.
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