Current approaches to preventing heart failure readmissions and decompensated disease.

Matthew Mace^1,2, Niklas Lidströmer^3,4

¹Academy for Healthcare Science (AHCS), Lutterworth, UK - matthewimace@outlook.com.

²Acorai AB, Stockholm, Sweden - matthewimace@outlook.com.

³Acorai AB, Stockholm, Sweden.

⁴Department of Women's and Children's Health, Karolinska Institutet, Stockholm, Sweden.

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Abstract

Heart failure is a resource-intensive condition to manage and typically involves a multi-disciplinary and multi-modality approach leading to an expensive treatment paradigm. It is worth noting that hospital admissions constitute over 80% of heart failure management costs. In the past two decades, healthcare systems have developed new ways of following patients remotely to prevent them from being r…

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