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Does a systematic hospital-based educational intervention improve adherence to secondary prevention guidelines in women hospitalized with coronary heart disease?
Does a systematic hospital-based educational intervention improve adherence to secondary prevention guidelines in women hospitalized with coronary heart disease?
A hospital-based educational intervention did not improve overall secondary prevention goal adherence in women with CHD, but it significantly improved blood pressure control in minority women and beta-blocker use in white women.
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Does not support broad implementation for secondary prevention in women with CHD; leaves open race-specific effects requiring targeted confirmation.
Mosca et al. (2010) studied this question.
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