There is considerable potential to improve both medical management and health behaviors for secondary prevention of coronary heart disease in general practice.
In terms of secondary prevention, half of patients had at least two aspects of their medical management that were suboptimal and nearly two thirds had at least two aspects of their health behaviour that would benefit from change. There seems to be considerable potential to increase secondary prevention of coronary heart disease in general practice.
Campbell et al. (Sat,) studied this question.