Why the study?
Does the Heart Failure Computerized Adaptive Test (HF-CAT) provide a precise and feasible method for self-assessment of symptoms in adults with heart failure?
Does the Heart Failure Computerized Adaptive Test (HF-CAT) provide a precise and feasible method for self-assessment of symptoms in adults with heart failure?
The HF-CAT provides a precise, valid, and rapid method for patient self-assessment of heart failure symptoms, minimizing respondent burden.
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May enable rapid HF symptom self-assessment; leaves open outcome impact and routine integration.
Rose et al. (2012) studied this question.
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