Key result
Optimizing complex cardiovascular care requires continuous quality assessment, health technology evaluation, and national databases.
Why the study?
The increasing costs of technologies, health professional workload, and aging populations with chronic diseases have emphasized the need to focus on quality in high-complexity cardiovascular care.
Calls for reliable processes and national databases in complex CV care; leaves open which elements most improve outcomes.
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Aurora Felice Castro Issa (2022) conducted an editorial in Cardiovascular diseases. Improving the quality of highly complex cardiovascular care requires reliable processes, continuous assessment, health technology assessment, and robust national databases.
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