Organization-and-technological model of medical care delivered to patients with chronic heart failure

Comparison of impact of medical therapy and surgical treatment on overall mortality in patients with severe chronic heart failure: a meta-analysis

“…In the last decades problem of choosing how to manage patients with chronic heart failure (CHF) is becoming more and more relevant, because new approaches to this condition are being developed and included in clinical guidelines [1][2][3][4][5]. Standard models of organizing care for patients with CHF are also being developed [6], methods of evaluating its quality and efficacy are being perfected [7] and CHF registries are created [8][9][10][11][12][13][14]. Researchers turn their attention to different aspects of CHF: from influence of low-intensity electromagnetic fields on endothelium function [15] and genetic determinants of CHF [16] to vegetative [17] and cognitive dysfunction [18].…”