Study of Inpatient Blood Pressure Levels and Their Link to Hospital Outcomes APPLE Study

What this Trial Is About

This research aims to investigate the connection between blood pressure levels measured during hospital stays and the occurrence of serious adverse events, including death, in patients admitted for various illnesses. The study includes hospitalized individuals of all ages, races, and ethnic backgrounds. The main focus is to understand how inpatient blood pressure relates to all-cause mortality occurring during hospitalization. Participants are observed without receiving experimental treatments since this is an observational study. Researchers collect and analyze blood pressure data recorded while patients are in the hospital. No interventions or medications are administered as part of the study, and the research does not involve comparison groups or treatments. During the hospital stay, patient blood pressure records and clinical outcomes are monitored and reviewed. The primary outcome measure is the incidence of all-cause mortality that occurs while the patient is hospitalized. The study spans a long period, from the year 2000 to 2030, allowing for comprehensive data collection on inpatient blood pressure and related health outcomes.

Association of Inpatient Blood Pressure Levels With In-hospital Adverse Events(APPLE Study)