Key result
Dietary interventions for HF show conflicting evidence of benefit and lack standardized definitions.
Why the study?
Major HF guidelines lack specific nutrition recommendations despite a high prevalence of nutrition disorders, assessment tools are not standardized, and evidence regarding dietary interventions remains conflicting.
Population
Patients with HF
Design
Review
Authors
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Nutrition assessment merits consideration in HF care; leaves open optimal multimodal interventions pending rigorous trials.
This review highlights the importance of standardized nutrition assessment and appraises current evidence for dietary interventions in heart failure management.
Driggin et al. (2022) conducted a review in Heart failure. Dietary interventions and nutrition assessment was evaluated. Dietary interventions and nutritional assessments in heart failure lack standardized definitions and have conflicting evidence of benefit, making optimal strategies challenging to determine.
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