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The management of heart failure in clinical practice remains suboptimal, with significant underutilization of proven therapies such as ACE inhibitors and beta-blockers due to inadequate organization of care.
Despite good theoretical knowledge among physicians, the practical organization and delivery of guideline-directed medical therapy for heart failure remains inadequate in clinical practice.
Urges reorganization of HF care to boost GDMT use; leaves open which implementation models best close the gap.
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John G.F. Cleland (2002) conducted a review in Heart failure. The management of heart failure in clinical practice remains suboptimal, with significant underutilization of proven therapies such as ACE inhibitors and beta-blockers due to inadequate organization of care.
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