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Pulmonary Arterial Hypertension and Hospitalizations
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High-Risk Patients Have Worse Outcomes
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REVEAL Registry Hospitalizations and Outcomes
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Risk Factors for PAH-Related Hospitalization
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PAH-Related Events Associated With Clinical Outcomes and Mortality Landmark Analysis
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Definition of Morbidity Events in SERAPHIN and GRIPHON
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Association Between Morbidity and Mortality at Any Landmark Time Point*
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GRIPHON Predictive Value of Hospitalization and Disease Progression
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SERAPHIN Post-Hoc Analyses Time to First PAH-Related Hospitalization
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Emotional and Overall Quality of Life Considerations
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AMBITION Trial: Confirmed Benefit of Upfront Combination Therapy
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ESC/ERS Risk Assessment for Initial Treatment Approach in PAH
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Continual Re-Assessment Structured Follow-Up
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Individual and Multiparameter Risk Assessment Is Needed
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Achieving Low-Risk Status in PAH
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French Registry: Low-Risk Criteria Determines Long-Term Prognosis
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French Registry: BNP Subset Analysis
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Importance of Risk Assessment in French Registry
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REVEAL Risk Score 2.0
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REVEAL Risk Score 2.0 What Has Changed?
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Goal: Get Your Patient to a Low-Risk Status
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Palliative Care in PAH: Component of Whole Team Approach
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General Measures
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Multidisciplinary Approach to Care
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Coordination of Local and PH Center of Care Collaborative Approach
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Use of Technology and Virtual Visits to Co-Manage Patients
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Concluding Remarks
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Abbreviations
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Abbreviations (cont)
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Abbreviations (cont)
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