Retrospective cohort Chronic Heart Failure Advanced heart failure and palliative care NICE 2018. All rights reserved. Subject to Notice of rights. ISBN: 978-1-4731-3093-7 Study Risk tool Population Outcomes No of events (%) Study design Rector Untitled risk score (derived in Lee 2003) People admitted to the Minneapolis VA medical centre with a primary diagnosis of heart failure Age (years): 73 10 Male %: 98 Ischemic heart disease: 68% Family origin not reported Setting: Minneapolis VA Medical centre Country: Canada Follow-up period: 4.5 years Participants were recruited between January 1999 and Mortality at 1 year AUC Observed versus predicted mortality at 1 year mortality at 1 events) Retrospective cohort Regoli Seattle Heart Failure Model People who underwent CRT device implantation between January 2002 and January 2011 Age (years): 67.2 10.7 Male %: 77.4% Family origin not reported Setting: 5 centres Country: Europe (Italy, Switzerland and UK) Median follow-up of 40.1 months (IQR 25.2-60.0 months) Participants were recruited between January 2002 and Mortality at 1 year AUC-ROC during a median follow-up of Retrospective cohort Chronic Heart Failure Advanced heart failure and palliative care NICE 2018. All rights reserved. Subject to Notice of rights. ISBN: 978-1-4731-3093-7 Study Risk tool Population Outcomes No of events (%) Study design Sartipy MAGGIC project heart failure risk score People with clinician judged heart failure. Age (mean) (years): 75 Female %: 40 Heart failure with preserved EF NYHA class I or II: 57% NYHA class III: 38% NYHA class IV: 5% Family origin not reported Setting: Multicentre Country: Sweden Follow-up: mean 2.6 years Recruitment period is unclear Mortality at 1 year AROC Predicted versus year mortality mortality at 1 deaths) Retrospective cohort Senni People with a diagnosis of heart failure based on symptoms and signs of congestion and objective evidence of cardiac dysfunction at rest. 