Labrosciano C, Horton D, Air T, et al. - Researchers assessed the frequency, trends as well as institutional difference in 30‐day death and unplanned readmission rates following heart failure (HF) hospitalisations in Australia and New Zealand. Participants were patients > 18 years hospitalised with HF at all public and most private hospitals from 2010–15. Findings revealed that death of one in 10 patients and an unplanned readmission in almost a quarter of those who survived were reported within 30 days of a HF hospitalisation. Among hospitals, there was a wide variation in the risk of these outcomes, indicating differences in HF care quality. Over the study span, the occurrence of a substantial reduction in 30‐day death and a modest reduction in readmissions was documented.