Association of Novel Ventricular Assist Device Self-report Measures With Overall Health-Related Quality of Life

Author:

Grady Kathleen L.ORCID,Burns James L.ORCID,Allen Larry A.ORCID,Stehlik JosefORCID,Teuteberg JeffreyORCID,McIlvennan Colleen K.ORCID,Kirklin James K.ORCID,Beiser David G.ORCID,Lindenfeld JoAnnORCID,Denfeld Quin E.ORCID,Lee Christopher S.ORCID,Kiernan MichaelORCID,Cella DavidORCID,Klein LiviuORCID,Walsh Mary NorineORCID,Ruo BerniceORCID,Adler EricORCID,Rich JonathanORCID,Pham Duc ThinhORCID,Yancy ClydeORCID,Murks CatherineORCID,Bedjeti KatyORCID,Hahn Elizabeth A.ORCID

Abstract

Background Few study authors examined factors influencing health-related quality of life (HRQOL) early after left ventricular assist device (LVAD) implantation. Objective The purpose of this study was to determine whether 5 novel self-report measures and other variables were significantly associated with overall HRQOL at 3 months after LVAD surgery. Methods Patients were recruited between October 26, 2016, and February 29, 2020, from 12 US sites. Data were collected before LVAD implantation and at 3 months post LVAD implantation. Overall HRQOL measures included the Kansas City Cardiomyopathy Questionnaire-12 (KCCQ-12) overall summary score (OSS) and EuroQol 5-dimension- 3L visual analog scale. Potential factors associated with overall HRQOL included 5 novel self-report measures (Satisfaction with Treatment, Being Bothered by VAD Self-care and Limitations, VAD Team Communication, Self-efficacy regarding VAD Self-care, and Stigma), and demographic and clinical characteristics. Statistics included regression analyses. Results Of enrollees, 242 completed self-report measures at baseline, and 142 completed measures 3 months postoperatively. Patients were 55 ± 13 years old, with 21% female, 24% non-White, 39% high school or lower educated, and 47% destination therapy. Using the KCCQ-12 OSS, higher Satisfaction with Treatment was associated with a higher KCCQ-12 OSS; Being Bothered by VAD Self-care and Limitations, high school or lower education, chest incision pain, cardiac dysrhythmias within 3 postoperative months, and peripheral edema were associated with a worse KCCQ-12 OSS (R 2 = 0.524). Factors associated with a worse 3-month EuroQol 5-dimension-3L visual analog scale were female sex, adverse events within 3 months post implantation (cardiac dysrhythmias, bleeding, and venous thrombosis), and chest incision pain (R 2 = 0.229). No factors were associated with a higher EuroQol 5-dimension-3L visual analog scale score at 3 months. Conclusions Two novel measures, demographics, postimplantation adverse events, and symptoms were associated with post-LVAD KCCQ-12 OSS early after surgery.

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Ovid Technologies (Wolters Kluwer Health)

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