Table 3.
Percent agreement (kappa coefficient) between HF classification criteria. The Atherosclerosis Risk in Communities (ARIC) Study.*
| Heart failure diagnostic classification criteria | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Heart failure diagnostic classification criteria | Framingham | Modified Boston | NHANES | Gothenburg | ICD-9-CM 428 |
| ARIC† (acute decompensated HF) | 69.5 (0.32) | 63.7 (0.18) | 60.9 (0.10) | 59.5 (0.11) | 62.9 (0.13) |
| ARIC‡ (any HF) | 70.5 (0.21) | 68.1 (0.10) | 67.4 (0.03) | 66.9 (0.13) | 75.3 (0.22) |
| Framingham | 87.2 (0.61) | 81.1 (0.38) | 72.9 (0.24) | 75.7 (0.14) | |
| Modified Boston | 89.5 (0.62) | 74.2 (0.23) | 77.4 (0.09) | ||
| NHANES | 73.3 (0.14) | 79.3 (0.03) | |||
| Gothenburg | 74.4 (0.12) | ||||
Among hospitalized events eligible for review by the ARIC HF Classification Committee. The data are weighted to account for the sampling probabilities (705 sampled events yielding a weighted number of 5011).
combines cases classified as definite and possible decompensated HF together as HF = yes; chronic stable HF, or HF unlikely combined as heart failure = no
combines cases classified as definite and possible decompensated HF, and chronic stable HF together as HF = yes; HF unlikely classified as HF = no