Implementation of cardiovascular prevention guidelines in clinical practice. Results from the POLASPIRE II survey

Piotr Jankowski; Dominika Koczwarska-Maciejek; Karol Kamiński; Zbigniew Gąsior; Dariusz A. Kosior; Marek Styczkiewicz; Aldona Kubica; Marek Rajzer; Katarzyna Charkiewicz-Szeremeta; Józefa Dąbek; Piotr Kułak; Piotr Michalski; Magda Łapińska; Łukasz Maciejewski; Agata Kosobucka; Renata Wolfshaut–Wolak; Monika Burzyńska; Andrzej Pająk; Kornelia Kotseva; John W. McEvoy; D. Wood

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There is considerable opportunity of further reduction of cardiovascular risk in Polish patients treated for coronary artery disease. A revision of the ongoing and more intensive endorsement of cardiovascular prevention programs is advisable.

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