Activities of Daily Living and Outcomes in Heart Failure

February 26, 2015Circulation Heart FailureOpen Access

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To examine the prevalence, progression, and prognostic significance of functional disability in patients living with heart failure.
Evaluated functional disability and independence in activities of daily living among patients diagnosed with heart failure.
Tracked longitudinal changes in physical capacity and analyzed their association with adverse clinical outcomes.
Functional disability is common among heart failure patients and frequently progresses over time.
Impairment in performing activities of daily living is significantly associated with an adverse clinical prognosis.

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Patients with heart failure

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Highlights the prevalence, progression, and prognostic impact of functional disability in heart failure.

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