Two-year outcomes and cost for heart failure patients following discharge from the hospital after an acute heart failure admission

Overview of attention for article published in International Journal of Cardiology, October 2019

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RT @TuftsCEVR: February is American Heart month. @NOlchanski led a pub on heart failure costs: HF patients with reduced (vs. preserved) le…

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RT @TuftsCEVR: February is American Heart month. @NOlchanski led a pub on heart failure costs: HF patients with reduced (vs. preserved) le…

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February is American Heart month. @NOlchanski led a pub on heart failure costs: HF patients with reduced (vs. preserved) left ventricular ejection fractions have higher costs after discharge https://t.co/CX942x40iD https://t.co/yCEKH8FGNh

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RT @TuftsCEVR: New research by @NOlchanski in @IJCardio finds that patients with HFrEF have higher costs compared to HFpEF patients 2/ http…

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