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Walter De Alfieri

Researcher at University of Florence

Publications -  17
Citations -  628

Walter De Alfieri is an academic researcher from University of Florence. The author has contributed to research in topics: Resilience (network) & Comorbidity. The author has an hindex of 13, co-authored 17 publications receiving 587 citations.

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The diagnosis of heart failure in the community. Comparative validation of four sets of criteria in unselected older adults: the ICARe Dicomano Study.

TL;DR: The Boston criteria are preferable to Framingham, Gothenburg, and ESC criteria for the diagnosis of HF in older community dwellers because they have good construct validity and more accurately predict cardiovascular death, incident disability, and hospitalizations.
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Prognostic Stratification of Older Persons Based on Simple Administrative Data: Development and Validation of the “Silver Code,” To Be Used in Emergency Department Triage

TL;DR: Patients with worse prognostic index scores appear to benefit from admission in a geriatrics compared with an internal medicine ward, although mortality was not significantly affected by the type of ward of admission in all other risk strata.
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Disease severity and health-related quality of life across different chronic conditions

TL;DR: This study was carried out to explore the relationship between a measure of HRQL and measures of severity of ischemic stroke, Parkinson's diseases (PD), or chronic coronary heart disease (CHD).
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Functional Recovery of Elderly Patients Hospitalized in Geriatric and General Medicine Units. The PROgetto DImissioni in GEriatria Study

TL;DR: The characteristics of patients who regain function during hospitalization and the differences in terms of functional outcomes between patients admitted to geriatric and general medicine units are investigated.
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Cardiovascular remodeling is greater in isolated systolic hypertension than in diastolic hypertension in older adults: the Insufficienza Cardiaca negli Anziani Residenti (ICARE) a Dicomano Study ☆

TL;DR: In this article, the authors investigated cardiac and vascular remodeling in an unselected older population with either diastolic hypertension (HTN) or isolated systolic hypertension, in comparison with HTN, have not been extensively investigated.