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DOI 10.1016/j.ejim.2026.107203

Медицинская библиотека · European journal of internal medicine · 2026

DEED-FRAIL trial: A cluster-randomized trial of a frailty-oriented multicomponent ED discharge intervention for older adults with geriatric vulnerability and acute heart failure.

Martín-Sánchez Francisco Javier, Suero Roiz Ana, Suárez Cadenas María, Parra Esquivel Patricia, Espinosa Begoña, López Díez María Pilar, Romero Pareja Rodolfo, Bordigoni Miguel Alberto Rizzi, Bibiano Carlos, Jacob Javier, Martín Mojarro Enrique, Aguirre Alfons, Llorens Pere, Herrero Pablo, Rodríguez Adrada Esther, Bermejo Boixareu Cristina, Rosselló Xavier, Miró Òscar, DEED-Frail Trial Study Group

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OBJECTIVE

To evaluate the impact of the multilevel-guided discharge plan (MGDP) on clinical outcomes in older patients with geriatric vulnerability and acute heart failure (AHF) discharged from the ED.

METHODOLOGY:

DESIGN

Open-label, multicenter, cluster-randomized trial comparing patients with and without an intervention. Hospitals were matched by complexity for the cluster randomized procedure.

MAIN INCLUSION CRITERIA: Age≥70 years, geriatric vulnerability (ISAR≥2 points), NT-proBNP >1800pg/mL, discharged <96 h after ED arrival.

INTERVENTION: MGDP at patient discharge consisted of: 1) multidimensional checklist for clinical recommendations and activation of resources where needed; 2) early visit with the specialist scheduled; 3) information to primary care team transmitted; and 4) written instruction sheet to the patient/caregiver provided.

PRIMARY OUTCOME: 30-day composite of AHF-related ED visit, hospitalization, or cardiovascular-related death.

RESULTS

Twenty-three hospitals (intervention:11, control:12) included 472 patients (mean age:84 years; 57% women; intervention:231, control:241). Adherence to the mandatory core components of MGDP was high, although implementation of deficit-specific interventions varied across geriatric domains. The primary endpoint was observed in 30 and 41 patients in the intervention and control group, respectively (13.0%vs17.0%; OR:0.73, 95%CI:0.44-1.22). Interaction tests did not suggest heterogeneity across prespecified subgroups. The intervention was associated with higher patient/caregiver satisfaction with transition of care (67.2%vs47.3%; OR:2.28, 95%CI:1.50-3.47), although no significant differences were observed for other secondary clinical or patient-centered outcomes. Mixed-effects models yielded consistent findings.

CONCLUSIONS

In older patients with geriatric vulnerability and AHF discharged home from the ED or related units, MGDP did not demonstrate a statistically significant reduction in 30-day adverse outcomes.

Для цитирования: Martín-Sánchez Francisco Javier, Suero Roiz Ana, Suárez Cadenas María, Parra Esquivel Patricia, Espinosa Begoña, López Díez María Pilar, Romero Pareja Rodolfo, Bordigoni Miguel Alberto Rizzi, Bibiano Carlos, Jacob Javier, Martín Mojarro Enrique, Aguirre Alfons, Llorens Pere, Herrero Pablo, Rodríguez Adrada Esther, Bermejo Boixareu Cristina, Rosselló Xavier, Miró Òscar, DEED-Frail Trial Study Group. DEED-FRAIL trial: A cluster-randomized trial of a frailty-oriented multicomponent ED discharge intervention for older adults with geriatric vulnerability and acute heart failure.. European journal of internal medicine. 2026. DOI: 10.1016/j.ejim.2026.107203.
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