2020
DOI: 10.1016/j.rceng.2019.10.002
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Renal function at admission as a prognostic marker for patients hospitalized for a first episode of heart failure. Results of the PREDICE study

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“…17 Another Spanish trial, named PREDICE, also found a population similar to ours; predominantly female, elderly and suffering from a great amount of diseases. 18 Our study was able to confirm the high early readmission rate of HF patients, as 33.8% of the population study was rehospitalized within 90 days post-discharge, which is in agreement with several studies. 10 Remarkably, 15.4% of the patients were rehospitalized in the first month post-discharge,a rate close to that reported in a large scale series.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 92%
“…17 Another Spanish trial, named PREDICE, also found a population similar to ours; predominantly female, elderly and suffering from a great amount of diseases. 18 Our study was able to confirm the high early readmission rate of HF patients, as 33.8% of the population study was rehospitalized within 90 days post-discharge, which is in agreement with several studies. 10 Remarkably, 15.4% of the patients were rehospitalized in the first month post-discharge,a rate close to that reported in a large scale series.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 92%
“…8 The PREDICE study, performed in Spain, acknowledged that the severity of renal dysfunction at admission was an independent predictor of increased mortality risk during the first year of follow-up. 25 The high rates of short-term readmission and mortality documented in our investigation are consistent with other trials 3,4 ; remarkably, the risk was further increased in those with renal dysfunction.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 91%
“…8 The PREDICE study, performed in Spain, acknowledged that the severity of renal dysfunction at admission was an independent predictor of increased mortality risk during the first year of follow-up. 25 The high rates of short-term readmission and mortality documented in our investigation are consistent with other trials 3,4 ; remarkably, the risk was further increased in those with renal dysfunction.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 91%