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Use of Risk Models to Predict Death in the Next Year Among Individual Ambulatory Patients With Heart Failure
Larry A. Allen ,
Daniel D. Matlock ,
Susan M. Shetterly ,
Stanley Xu ,
Wayne C. Levy ,
Laura B. Portalupi ,
Colleen K. McIlvennan ,
Jerry H. Gurwitz ,
Eric S. Johnson ,
David H. Smith ,
David J. Magid
April 01 2017
April 01 2017
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Abstract
The clinical practice guidelines for heart failure recommend the use of validated
risk models to estimate prognosis. Understanding how well models identify individuals
who will die in the next year informs decision making for advanced treatments and
hospice.