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Home/Studies/Acute Heart Failure
Acute Heart Failure
This study has been commissioned by Healthcare Quality Improvement Partnership HQIP
as part of the Clinical Outcome Review Programme into Medical & Surgical care, as part of the current contract awarded in 2015
For information on how we use data click here

Data collection for study: 7th March 2017
Publication date: Summer 2018 (tbc)

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  • What are the search criteria for the data collection spreadsheet?
    • 1. Date of admission must be between 1st January 2016 and 31st December 2016 inclusive;
    • 2. Patients admitted as an emergency (only include hospitals that can admit patients as an emergency - the hospital name on the spreadsheet is the admitting hospital);
    • 3. Patients that died in hospital with a primary diagnosis of heart failure.
  • What are the criteria for previous admissions on the data collection spreadsheet (last 2 columns on spreadsheet)?
    • 1. Time period: any admissions counting 12 months back from the final episode i.e. from the date of admission when the patient subsequently died in hospital with a primary diagnosis of heart failure;
    • 2. any type of admission (not only emergency admissions);
    • 3. the heart failure ICD-10 code can be in any position.

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