ArticleInternational journal of qualitative studies on health and well-being2025
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Abstract
backgroundDespite evidence that structured, multidisciplinary care for people with advanced heart failure (AHF) significantly enhances patients' quality of life, critical questions remain regarding how such care should be optimally designed. To improve the quality of life for people with AHF, healthcare professionals must deepen their understanding of what these patients genuinely need and how best to meet them in their illness trajectory.
aimTo describe patients' experience of living with advanced heart failure in Sweden.
methodsFifteen patients with AHF from a medium-sized hospital in Sweden were recruited for a qualitative interview study. Content analyses were conducted.
resultsLiving with AHF was viewed as life changing. The overarching theme,
conclusionThis study provides valuable insights in how patients with AHF experience their life and need care. The results highlight the need for health care to provide support to help patients cope with emotional, social, spiritual and practical everyday life situations to ease self-care.
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