Heart failure (HF) represents a severe public health burden. In Europe, differences in hospitalizations for HF have been found between immigrants and native individuals, with inconsistent results. Immigrants face many barriers in their access to health services, and their needs may be poorly met. We aimed to compare the rates of avoidable hospitalization for HF among immigrants and native individuals in Italy.
Avoidable Hospitalization for Heart Failure Among a Cohort of 18- to 64-Year-Old Italian Citizens and Immigrants: Results From the Italian Network for Longitudinal Metropolitan Studies
Dalla Zuanna, Teresa;Barbieri, Giulia;Batzella, Erich;Tona, Francesco;Canova, Cristina
2021
Abstract
Heart failure (HF) represents a severe public health burden. In Europe, differences in hospitalizations for HF have been found between immigrants and native individuals, with inconsistent results. Immigrants face many barriers in their access to health services, and their needs may be poorly met. We aimed to compare the rates of avoidable hospitalization for HF among immigrants and native individuals in Italy.
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