Neil Keshvani retweeted
GWTG HF Study finds overall referral rates for patients eligible for cardiac rehab is only 25% and participation is <5%. Referral rates have risen since 2014 with the expansion of coverage but opportunity still exists. #GWTGResearch spr.ly/6013PR8UR
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Neil Keshvani retweeted
Cardiac rehabilitation for HF referral rates have increased from 2010 to 2020 Among eligible patients who received CR referral, participation was low, with <1 of 20 participating in CR. An Analysis From the GWTG-HF Registry | Circulation: Heart Failure ahajournals.org/doi/10.1161/…
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Fantastic UTSW CardioMetabolic Research Unit dinner yesterday evening at AHA! @ambarish4786 @thomasjwang1
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Our piece published @JAMAInternalMed advocates for considering a patient’s ICD status in discussions regarding end-of-life care with current @UTSWIMchief IM residents @S_A_Kelly and @RyanKabirMD @UTSWCardfellow
ICDs are integral in cardiac care, however, defibrillation at the #endoflife may not accurately reflect the patient's goal of care. This Teachable Moment highlights the necessity of evaluation of the ICD when having an end-of-life discussion ja.ma/3kvBWTN
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Many patients with ICDs who elect for DNR status do not have their preferences regarding their ICD addressed, and shocks at end-of-life can cause pain and suffering
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An accompanying commentary discusses possible system-level interventions to reduce shocks in end-of-life situations @JAMAInternalMed bit.ly/3mzRu9H
Overall 30-day Home Time reclassifies ~30% of hospitals in performance as compared to 30-day readmission and should be considered as a hospital-level performance measure @CMSGov
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Our findings in @CircAHA highlighting home time in MI: bit.ly/3oJAYWH
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One of the most rewarding aspects of my two weeks as a @UTSWCardfellow has been the ability to prescribe #GDMT like #ARNI #SGLT2i to the most vulnerable patients @Parkland without difficulty. Quality of care should not depend on ability to pay out of pocket costs
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Our recent paper out this week @CircAHA evaluates 30-Day Risk-Adjusted Home Time as a potential hospital-level performance metric. This was a collaborative project between @utswheartnews and @iowauniv cardiology led by @ambarish4786 and @saketgirotra. Short #tweetorial to follow:
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Our hope is that the home time metric may lead to greater scrutiny into utilization of post-acute care facilities by discharging hospitals and encourage preferential use of home-health care as well as higher performing post-acute care facilities.
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