Munster

This research aims to create risk prediction models to identify patients at high risk of cardiovascular problems, including those with structural, rhythmological, or inflammatory heart conditions. The study includes adults aged 18 years and older who have either acute or chronic cardiovascular diseases or are healthy individuals. Its goal is to improve early detection of serious heart-related events. Participants include males and females who meet the age and condition criteria and have provided informed consent to join the study. The study does not specify different treatment groups or interventions but focuses on monitoring participants over time for cardiovascular events. During the study, researchers will track important outcomes such as cardiovascular death, stroke, heart attack, and hospitalizations due to heart failure. These events will be monitored from the time of inclusion until the study ends, which can be up to four years. Participant involvement includes consenting to data collection and follow-up to assess these cardiovascular risks and events.