Informed consent
Participants that appear to qualify based on medical record review will be approached by research staff. At first contact, study staff will provide an overview of procedures and ask if the participant is willing to be screened. If the patient agrees to be screened and meets inclusion/exclusion criteria, they will be invited to participate. Informed consent will be obtained from participants before any further study procedures. As part of the consent process, we will ask five questions about the study to confirm patient understanding. Patients who answer fewer than four questions correctly (after two tries) will be considered to lack the capacity to consent. All participants will provide informed consent per protocols approved by the Hennepin Healthcare Research Institute IRB (HSR#17-4375). Any changes to the consent protocol will also be approved by the IRB before implementation. All participants will provide written informed consent either via paper or e-consent. It is expected most patients will be consented prior to hospital discharge using paper forms. However, if interested patients are discharged from the hospital before the consent process is complete (see Timing of Pre-Randomization Activities Relative to Hospitalization Section below), patients will be offered the option of documenting their informed consent electronically through Research Electronic Data Capture 