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Optimization of resources into Integrated Practice Units and interdisciplinary teams may improve cardiovascular outcomes despite socioeconomic barriers in low/middle-income countries.
Optimization and reorganization of existing resources into interdisciplinary integrated practice units may improve cardiovascular outcomes despite socioeconomic barriers in low/middle-income countries.
emerged as an important tool in the cardiovascular care, improving the efficiency of decision-making process. In addition to the benefits in patient care, it symbolizes a new culture and mindset. However, beyond the clinical condition, in low/middle-income countries other concerns arise regarding patient's background and these demands are, usually, as challenging as the medical treatment. New models have been proposed face these demands and to assure a holistic care by Integrated Practice Units. Optimization and reorganization of already existing resources and promotion of interdisciplinary and holistic care may be an effective manner to improve outcomes despite socioeconomic barriers.
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Veronese et al. (2021) conducted a review in Cardiovascular disease. Integrated Practice Units and interdisciplinary teams was evaluated. Optimization of resources into Integrated Practice Units and interdisciplinary teams may improve cardiovascular outcomes despite socioeconomic barriers in low/middle-income countries.
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