Do home and team-based palliative interventions improve patient-centered outcomes, documentation of preferences, and utilization in patients with heart failure?
Home and team-based palliative care interventions are associated with improved patient-centered outcomes and preference documentation in heart failure.
Available evidence suggests that home and team-based palliative interventions for HF patients improve patient-centered outcomes, documentation of preferences, and utilization. Increased high quality studies will aid the determination of the most effective palliative care approaches for the HF population.
Diop et al. (Fri,) studied this question.