Anthony Yeung, Enoch Ng, Elia Abi-Jaoude
TikTok and Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder: A Cross-Sectional Study of Social Media Content Quality
Canadian journal of psychiatry. Revue canadienne de psychiatrie
adults hospitalized cardiovascular events high risk postdischarge mortality screening psychosocial risk prioritized joint commission tested whether key patientreported psychosocial behavioral measures could predict posthospitalization mortality cohort adults hospitalized cardiovascular event conducted prospective cohort study test prognostic utility validated patientreported measures including health literacy social support health behaviors disease management socioeconomic status cox survival analyses mortality conducted median 35 years among 2977 adults hospitalized either acute coronary syndrome acute decompensated heart failure mean age 53 years 60 male adjusting demographic clinical psychosocial factors mortality risk greatest among patients reported unemployed hazard ratio hr 199 95 confidence interval ci 130306 retired hr 214 95 ci 160287 unable work due disability hr 236 95 ci 173321 compared employed patientreported perceived health competence phcs2 exercise frequency also associated mortality risk adjusting variables hr 086 95 ci 073100 per fourpoint increase phcs2 hr 086 95 ci 077096 per 3day increase exercise frequency respectively patientreported measures employment status perceived health competence exercise frequency independently predict mortality cardiac hospitalization incorporating brief valid measures hospitalbased screening may help prognostication targeting patients resources postdischarge transitions care