Key result
Heart failure disease management programmes show inconsistent benefits across trials, with 40% of negative findings being spun into affirmative results rather than used to understand complexity.
Design
Editorial
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The author argues that research on heart failure disease management programs should shift from seeking a definitive 'best' program to understanding how different programs affect outcomes in various settings.
The author argues that research on heart failure disease management programs should shift from seeking a definitive 'best' program to understanding how different programs affect outcomes in various settings.
Clark et al. (2010) conducted an editorial in Heart failure. Heart failure disease management programmes was evaluated. Heart failure disease management programmes show inconsistent benefits across trials, with 40% of negative findings being spun into affirmative results rather than used to understand complexity.
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