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March 31, 2023REC CardioClinicsOpen Access

Preconfigured analytical profiles for the management of patients with heart failure: a consensus-driven study

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Why the study?

Standardized use of laboratory blood tests promotes effective resource utilization, minimizes waste, and improves healthcare services, prompting the development of essential preconfigured analytical profiles for managing heart failure.

Population

Multidisciplinary team of 7 Spanish healthcare professionals

Design

Consensus-driven study

Authors

LBLuis Almenar BonetMPMa Teresa Blasco PeiróBMBegoña Laíz Marro

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Overview

Adoption of these PAPs may standardize HF laboratory testing across settings; extends consensus guidance to optimize resource use in defined scenarios.

Structured PICO

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Population
Multidisciplinary team of 7 Spanish healthcare professionals working in hospitals located in different Spanish regions, developing profiles for patients with heart failure
I
Intervention
Development of preconfigured analytical profiles (PAPs) for laboratory blood tests
O
Outcome
Identification of a set of parameters constituting essential preconfigured analytical profiles (PAPs) for the clinical management of patients with heart failure

The implementation of 6 consensus-derived preconfigured analytical profiles for heart failure patients aims to standardize care and improve resource utilization.

Cite This Study

Bonet et al. (2023) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a97e4abce42e14121e17ee6https://doi.org/10.1016/j.rccl.2023.03.003
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