Bettering Aboriginal Heart Health in Western Australia: How Have Comorbidity Patterns Changed Since 2014?

I. Stacey; L. Nedkoff; D. Zappa; E. Haynes; M. Hussain; J. Katzenellenbogen

doi:10.1016/j.hlc.2026.07.636

Bettering Aboriginal Heart Health in Western Australia: How Have Comorbidity Patterns Changed Since 2014?

I. Stacey, L. Nedkoff, D. Zappa, E. Haynes, M. Hussain J. Katzenellenbogen

Heart, lung & circulation, Vol.35, pp.S427-S428

2026

: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.hlc.2026.07.636

Aboriginal people with cardiovascular disease (CVD) are living longer than before. This study aimed to measure comorbidity patterns among young Aboriginal adults hospitalised with CVD and understand changes in these patterns occurring between 2014 and 2022.

: Bettering Aboriginal Heart Health in Western Australia: How Have Comorbidity Patterns Changed Since 2014?
: I. Stacey - The University of Western Australia
L. Nedkoff - The University of Western Australia
D. Zappa - The University of Western Australia
E. Haynes - The University of Western Australia
M. Hussain - Barwon Health
J. Katzenellenbogen - The University of Western Australia
: Heart, lung & circulation, Vol.35, pp.S427-S428
: Elsevier B.V
: 991005912982307891
: Ngangk Yira Institute for Change
: English
: Journal article

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