THE COMPARATIVE EFFECTIVENESS OF 7 VERSUS 21 HOME-DELIVERED MEDICALLY TAILORED MEALS TO IMPROVE MALNUTRITION RISK IN MALNOURISHED PATIENTS WITH HEART FAILURE: A RANDOM ORDER CROSSOVER FEEDING TRIAL (MEDIMEALS)

Brief description of study

The objectives of the random order crossover design study are to compare the effectiveness of 7- versus 21- meals/week on the primary outcome of malnutrition risk score and secondary outcomes of unplanned emergency department visits or hospital readmissions and on diet quality. The primary outcome is the malnutrition risk score (MST), a 2-item validated survey. The secondary outcomes are emergency department visits and unplanned readmissions, and overall diet quality score.

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Medical Research
Age: - 99 Years
Gender: All

Updated on 12 Apr 2023. Study ID: 850914

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