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Routinely collected healthcare data reveals that while diagnostic testing and initiation of evidence-based heart failure therapies have improved, dose titration and primary care follow-up remain poor.
Longitudinal healthcare data analysis reveals that while initiation of evidence-based heart failure therapies has improved, significant gaps remain in dose titration and primary care follow-up.
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Anwar et al. (2019) conducted an editorial in Heart failure (n=93,000). Healthcare informatics and routinely collected healthcare data was evaluated. Routinely collected healthcare data reveals that while diagnostic testing and initiation of evidence-based heart failure therapies have improved, dose titration and primary care follow-up remain poor.
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