Table 2 Summary table of included studies
Author/Year/Country | Study design | Aim | Participants/setting |
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(Riegel and Carlson56) United States | Randomized controlled trial | “To test the acceptability and effectiveness of a peer support intervention for patients hospitalized with HF.” | Patients in clinic |
(Deka et al.53) United States | Randomized controlled trial | “To compare the experimental and comparison groups on adherence to recommended exercise guidelines (150 min/week of moderate intensity exercise); intention to adhere to recommended exercise guidelines; and outcomes including: functional status, self-efficacy for exercise adherence, and perceived social isolation.” | Patients in clinic |
(Nichols et al.54) United States | Cross sectional study | “To compare self-reported domains of HF-related health between patients with a HF diagnosis who had and had not experienced a recent HF hospitalization.” | Patients in clinic |
(Liang et al.18) United Kingdom | Cohort study | “To examine the association of social isolation, loneliness, and their combination with incident HF.” | Community dwelling |
(Savitz et al.48) United States | Cohort study | “To address the gaps of the co-occurrence of multiple Social Risk Factors (SRFs) and the association with health care utilization using latent class analysis (LCA) as a novel approach to understand the clustering of SRFs.” | Community dwelling |
(Yildirim et al.60) Turkey | Cohort study | “To investigate the correlation between death anxiety, loneliness and hope levels in patients receiving treatment in a cardiac intensive care unit (ICU).” | Patients in clinic |
(Brouwers et al.61) The Netherlands | Cohort study | “To examine the relative importance of these models as underlying etiological factors of depression in HF patients by using a cross-sectional and prospective measurement approach.” | Patients in clinic |
(Obiegło et al.52) Poland | Cross sectional study | “To analyse an association between these two variables in a large group of individuals with at least a 6-month history of heart failure.” | Patients in clinic |
(Athilingam et al.62) United States | Cross sectional study | “To examine the association between elevated cytokines, C-reactive protein (CRP), and cognition in HF.” | Patients in clinic |
(Longman et al.50) Australia | Cross sectional study | “This paper aims to describe characteristics of older, rural patients frequently admitted with ACS conditions and identify factors associated with their admissions from the patient perspective.” | Patients in clinic |
(Keyes et al.49) United States | Cohort study | “To identify the relationship between social isolation levels and earlier (i.e., less than 30-day post-discharge) and later (i.e., 30 days or later) hospital readmission rates in a convenience sample of geriatric CHF patients.” | Patients in clinic |
(Murberg34) Norway | Cohort study | “To evaluate the possible effects of social relationships (perceived social support and perceived social isolation) on mortality risk in 119 patients with stable, symptomatic congestive heart failure.” | Patients in clinic |
(Griffin et al.63) United States | Cross sectional study | “To identify demographic factors associated with loneliness and to examine the relationship between loneliness and both stress and depression after LVAD.” | Patients in clinic |
(Löfvenmark et al.57) Sweden | Cohort study | “To investigate perceived loneliness and social support in patients diagnosed with CHF. To investigate whether loneliness and perceived social support may be associated with gender, age, healthcare utilization, and mortality.” | Patients in clinic |
(Manemann et al.47) United States | Cohort study | “To determine, among a community cohort of patients with HF, whether perceived social isolation, as measured by a brief screener that could be easily incorporated into clinical practice to identify at-risk patients, is associated with death and health-care use, including hospitalizations, emergency department (ED) visits, and outpatient visits.” | Community dwelling |
(Polikandrioti59) Greece | Cross sectional study | “To evaluate the factors associated with perceived social isolation and to assess the impact of fatigue on social isolation.” | Patients in clinic |
(Allemann et al.44) Sweden | Cross sectional study | “To explore factors related to perceived social support in a large cohort of individuals with HF living with an ICD or a cardiac resynchronization therapy defibrillator (CRT-D).” | Patients in clinic |
(Seo et al.45) United States | Cross sectional study | “To test a structural equation model (SEM) of the predictors of cognitive/affective and somatic depression, including dyspnea, family support, friend support, and loneliness, after controlling for age and gender.” | Patients in clinic |
(Rocha et al.64) Uruguay | Case control study | “To examine predictors of drop out from a multidisciplinary heart failure program.” | Patients in clinic |
(Yang et al.39) China | Cross sectional study | “To examine the multiple mediation effects of activities of daily living and social isolation on the relationship between physical symptoms and loneliness in patients with heart failure.” | Patients in clinic |
(Spaderna et al.35) Germany and Austria | Cohort study | “To evaluate depression and social isolation assessed at time of waitlisting as predictors of survival in heart transplant (HTx) recipients.” | Patients in clinic |
(Sterling et al.36) United States | Cohort study | “To determine factors independently associated with 30-day all-cause readmission among Medicare beneficiaries hospitalized for HF in the REGARDS study (Reasons for Geographic and Racial Differences in Stroke).” | Community dwelling |
(Zhang et al.38) United States | Cohort study | “To determine whether social determinants of health (SDOH) are associated with cardiologist involvement in the management of adults hospitalized for HF.” | Community dwelling |
(Kitakata et al.40) Japan | Cohort study | “To elucidate the prevalence and prognostic impact of the risk for SI and patient preferences regarding ACP and EOL care among hospitalized patients with HF at risk for SI.” | Patients in clinic |
(Cené et al.42) United States | Cohort study | “To examines whether social isolation is associated with incident HF in older women and examines depressive symptoms as a potential mediator and age and race and ethnicity as effect modifiers.” | Community dwelling |
(Saito et al.41) Japan | Cohort study | “To investigate the prevalence of social isolation and its association with rehospitalization in patients with HF in the Asian population.” | Patients in clinic |
(Cené et al.43) United States | Cohort study | “To prospectively examine whether individuals at higher vs. low risk for social isolation have higher HF incidence in the Atherosclerosis Risk in Communities (ARIC) study; To determine whether the association between social isolation and incident HF is mediated by vital exhaustion.” | Patients in clinic |
(Coyte et al.37) United Kingdom | Cohort study | “To investigate the association between social relationships, captured through multiple measures, and heart failure incidence, whilst adjusting for biological and behavioral covariables in a community-dwelling sample of older British men.” | Community dwelling |
(Checa et al.51) Spain | Cohort study | “To determine the impact of social context on mortality in patients with advanced HF.” | Patients in clinic |
(Dickson et al.46) United States | Case Control Study | “To describe the cultural beliefs about self-care. To identify social factors that facilitate or impede HF self-care, and to explore how these sociocultural factors influence self-care practices among blacks with HF.” | Patients in clinic |