Age (years): 62 12 Male %: 80 Family origin not reported Setting: Multicentre Country: USA Mean follow-up of 21 months Participants were recruited between July 2005 and Mortality at 1 year AUC Predicted versus observed mortality at 1 year 101 deaths in a mean follow-up of Retrospective cohort Ky Seattle Heart Failure Model- D People with a clinical diagnosis of heart failure as determined by a heart failure specialist Male %: 66 Aetiology: Systolic heart failure: 86% Ischemic heart failure: 30% Family origin %: African American: 22 Setting: Multicentre Country: USA Follow up: Maximum of 5 years Recruitment period not reported Mortality at 1 year AUC Predicted versus observed mortality at 1 year over a maximum follow-up period of 5 years 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 Lee Untitled risk score Newly admitted patients with a primary diagnosis of heart failure Female %: 50.5 Family origin: Not reported Setting: 14 hospitals Country: Canada Participants were recruited previous to 2001 Mortality at 1 year AUC Mortality at 1 Retrospective cohort Levy Seattle Heart Failure Model years and NYHA class II to IV heart failure Age (years): 71.7 7 Male %: 69 Family origin not reported Setting: Multicentre Country: 46 countries Follow-up not reported Participants were recruited previous to 2001 survival free from LVAD or transplantati on ROC Survival (free from LVAD or transplantati on) at 1 year: RENAISSANC Val-HeFT: IN-CHF: Retrospective analysis of cohort and RCT data RENAISSANCE People with EF 30% and NYHA class II to IV heart failure Chronic Heart Failure Advanced heart failure and palliative care NICE 2018. All rights reserved. Subject to Notice of rights. 