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    Associations of categories of social isolation and social support with trajectories of self-rated health, across the four years prior to and following incident heart failure hospitalization.

    Associations of categories of social isolation and social support with trajectories of self-rated health, across the four years prior to and following incident heart failure hospit... por Kennedy M. Peter-Marske (19267951)

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    Associations of social isolation and social support (SS) measured prior to heart failure with time to first all-cause rehospitalization and all-cause mortality after incident heart failure hospitalization using Cox proportional hazard models.

    Associations of social isolation and social support (SS) measured prior to heart failure with time to first all-cause rehospitalization and all-cause mortality after incident heart... por Kennedy M. Peter-Marske (19267951)

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    Associations of social isolation and social support measured prior to heart failure with time to all-cause mortality after incident heart failure hospitalization using Cox proportional hazard models when restricting only to participants who had an incident heart failure hospitalization within 5 years of social relationship measurement (N = 332).

    Associations of social isolation and social support measured prior to heart failure with time to all-cause mortality after incident heart failure hospitalization using Cox proporti... por Kennedy M. Peter-Marske (19267951)

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    Demographic, social relationship, and clinical characteristics at Visit 2 (1990-1992) of ARIC cohort participants who experienced an incident heart failure hospitalization during follow-up; N = 2967.

    Demographic, social relationship, and clinical characteristics at Visit 2 (1990-1992) of ARIC cohort participants who experienced an incident heart failure hospitalization during f... por Kennedy M. Peter-Marske (19267951)

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    Linear mixed effect model estimated difference in self-rated health (SRH) value (0-100) associated with being at different levels of social isolation and social support (SS) over the 4 years prior to and following incident heart failure hospitalization.

    Linear mixed effect model estimated difference in self-rated health (SRH) value (0-100) associated with being at different levels of social isolation and social support (SS) over t... por Kennedy M. Peter-Marske (19267951)

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