Home-based heart failure program: A win for some, but no drop in readmissions
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A program that delivered in-home visits from a trained paramedic team to people with heart failure did not significantly reduce 30-day hospital readmissions or improve health status compared with standard follow-up phone calls, according to research presented at the American College of Cardiology’s Annual Scientific Session (ACC.25).
Even preschool children can recognize a hypocrite. And, just like adults, they don't have the best opinion of such people: they assess hypocrites more negatively than they do other people who break commonly accepted rules, a study conducted by researchers from SWPS University shows.
How does scientific model-building influence the energy transition – and with it our future? Models, and how they are presented, determine our thinking, but their foundations often remain invisible. The transdisciplinary research project Poetik der Modelle at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) is investigating how we shape the future with energy transition models, and how we can communicate about them in a more accessible way. Funded as a Reinhart Koselleck project by the German Research Foundation (DFG), it questions the practices of modeling and aims to improve transparency, participation, and inclusion in the transformation of our energy system.
Research team introduced CHASER, an incentive mechanism for blockchain-based EMCS systems. It ensures budget balance, truthfulness, rationality, and high social welfare. Simulations show a 42% increase in social welfare and high task completion rates.