Why the study?
Do interventions improve practitioner adherence to cardiovascular disease guidelines?
Do interventions improve practitioner adherence to cardiovascular disease guidelines?
While interventions to improve CVD guideline adherence show promise, current evidence is insufficient to draw firm conclusions due to low quality and a small number of trials.
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Insufficient evidence precludes changing practice to improve CVD guideline adherence; leaves open the promise of interventions pending higher-quality trials.
Many interventions show promise to improve practitioner adherence to CVD guidelines. The quality of evidence and number of trials limited our ability to draw conclusions.
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Jeffery et al. (2015) studied this question.
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