Provider-to-provider telephone consultations for cardiovascular concerns: A retrospective cohort study evaluating safety and efficacy

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Retrospective cohort study finds >90% of patients managed effectively via telephone consultations, indicating improved access to care.

Over 90% of patients managed via telephone consultations did not need direct specialist care.
In 2 years, 130 telephone consultations were completed, handling various cardiovascular concerns.
The majority of patients had prior cardiac testing, facilitating effective triage and management.
Only 2 patients may have benefited from an upfront in-person assessment, indicating high efficacy.

Shetty et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Retrospective cohort study finds >90% of patients managed effectively via telephone consultations, indicating improved access to care.

Over 90% of patients managed via telephone consultations did not need direct specialist care.
In 2 years, 130 telephone consultations were completed, handling various cardiovascular concerns.
The majority of patients had prior cardiac testing, facilitating effective triage and management.
Only 2 patients may have benefited from an upfront in-person assessment, indicating high efficacy.

Shetty et al. (2025) studied this question.

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