Observational (n=300)
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A registry of hospitalized heart failure patients in Moscow reveals significant gaps in guideline-directed medical therapy prior to admission, which substantially improve during hospitalization.
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Reveals gaps in real-world HF guideline adherence; leaves open whether expert centers will close them.
Shavarova et al. (2016) conducted an observational in Chronic heart failure (n=300). Guideline-directed medical therapy was evaluated on Compliance with national guidelines on management of patients with chronic heart failure. In a registry of 300 hospitalized heart failure patients, significant gaps in guideline-directed medical therapy were identified, with 22% receiving no medical treatment before admission.
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