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2. Organ Failure Heart Disease At least two of the indicators below: • Patient for whom the surprise question is applicable. • CHF NYHA Stage 3 or 4 with ongoing symptoms despite optimal HF therapy – shortness of breath at rest on minimal exertion. • Repeated admissions with heart failure – 3 admissions in 6 months or a single
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