Why the study?
Do home and team-based palliative interventions improve patient-centered outcomes, documentation of preferences, and utilization in patients with heart failure?
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.
Supports integrating home/team-based palliative care into HF management; extends evidence for patient-centered benefits and preference documentation.
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.
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