Does an in-hospital virtual peer-to-peer HF consultation increase new GDMT initiation and dose optimization at discharge in patients with HFrEF hospitalized on noncardiology services?
In-hospital virtual peer-to-peer HF consultation is an effective strategy to increase the initiation and optimization of guideline-directed medical therapy for HFrEF patients admitted to noncardiology services.
Among eligible patients with HFrEF hospitalized for any cause on noncardiology services, a multidisciplinary pilot virtual HF consultation increased new GDMT initiation and dose optimization at discharge.
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