High risk heart patients underuse hospice care options: NPHI in collaboration with the American Heart Association are working to improve quality and access to hospice and palliative/advanced illness care

April 20, 2021

High risk heart patients underuse hospice care options National Partnership for Healthcare and Hospice Partnership in collaboration with the American Heart Association are working to improve quality and access to hospice and palliative/advanced illness care DALLAS and WASHINGTON, DC (April 20, 2021)— Despite the longer survival times for heart failure

Press Release: NPHI to Release Clinical Guidelines and Resources that Reduce Number of Heart Patients Dying Alone in Hospitals

December 9, 2020

NPHI to Release Clinical Guidelines and Resources that Reduce Number of Heart Patients Dying Alone in Hospitals Heart disease is responsible for one in four deaths in the United States and amidst the pandemic, heart patients are at higher risk of complications and death but more likely to forgo treatment

High risk heart patients underuse hospice care options: NPHI in collaboration with the American Heart Association are working to improve quality and access to hospice and palliative/advanced illness care

High risk heart patients underuse hospice care options: NPHI in collaboration with the American Heart Association are working to improve quality and access to hospice and palliative/advanced illness care

Press Release: NPHI to Release Clinical Guidelines and Resources that Reduce Number of Heart Patients Dying Alone in Hospitals

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