Key result
Analysis of electronic health records for hospitalized heart failure patients revealed insufficient detailed information to accurately assess diagnosis and therapy quality.
Why the study?
The quality of treatment and accuracy of diagnosis in hospitalized heart failure patients based on electronic health records in Russia had not been previously analyzed.
Observational
Yes
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Retrospective analysis of Russian electronic health records highlights significant gaps in documentation and diagnostic testing (BNP, echocardiography) for heart failure patients, limiting quality assessment.
The article presents the first experience of analyzing the treatment quality of hospitalized patients with heart failure based on electronic health records (EHR). We analyzed EHR of patients hospitalized in three large hospitals in Kirov. The results of the analysis indicated insufficient detailed information in the EHR, which complicates analyzing the accuracy of diagnosis and therapy quality. In particular, attention is drawn to the disproportionate number of patients with heart failure with reduced and preserved ejection fractionю This, apparently, is due to the low prevalence of assessing brain natriuretic peptides and conducting Doppler echocardiography. A separate part of the analysis is devoted to assessing the therapy quality in patients with concomitant diabetes. Despite the study limitations, the presented results can be useful for improving the quality of EHR filling for performing further observational clinical trials.
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Gilyarevsky et al. (2021) conducted an observational in Heart failure. Hospitalization for heart failure was evaluated on Treatment quality and accuracy of diagnosis. Analysis of electronic health records for hospitalized heart failure patients revealed insufficient detailed information to accurately assess diagnosis and therapy quality.
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