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Feasibility of Implementation of Recommended Standards in Patients With Heart Failure
Longitudinal pilot study among heart failure patients from six Spanish hospitals to evaluate the feasibility of establishing and maintaining for one year the set of standards for measuring results in patients with heart failure proposed by ICHOM (International Consortium for Health Outcomes Measurement), as well as identifying factors that hinder the use and applicability of this group of standards in real life, where appropriate, defined as the variables not filled in and the reason for the absence of such information.
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