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Gender and other disparities in referral to specialized heart failure clinics following emergency department visits

Feldman et al., 2013

Document ID
11540922629148142662
Author
Feldman D
Huynh T
Des Lauriers J
Giannetti N
Frenette M
Grondin F
Michel C
Sheppard R
Montigny M
Lepage S
Nguyen V
Behlouli H
Pilote L
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Publication venue
Journal of Women's Health

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Background: Persons with heart failure (HF) at high risk for adverse events should be followed by specialized HF clinics, since follow-up by specialized HF clinics improves outcomes for HF patients. The objective was to determine whether there were disparities for …
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