Sentence examples for cardiovascular practice from inspiring English sources

In my women-centered cardiovascular practice, I often discover that my patients have had heart symptoms for years but have had those symptoms ignored because they were different from those experienced by men.

Large, randomized clinical trials ("megatrials") are key drivers of modern cardiovascular practice, since they are cited frequently as the authoritative foundation for evidence-based management policies.

Despite these advances, there remains a substantial need for more high-quality evidence to inform cardiovascular clinical practice, given the increasing prevalence of cardiovascular disease around the world.

Potential exists for the use of metabolomics in cardiovascular clinical practice.

In a large cardiovascular general practice population, our study showed that multidrug prescribing was common, but did not influence the association between the HF group and the prescription of optimal therapy.

The aims of the study were (1) to describe multidrug prescribing in the cardiovascular general practice population and then (2) to test the hypothesis that non-CVD multidrug prescribing is associated with suboptimal HF drug therapy.

This study contributes to the growing body of literature that reflects inadequate cardiovascular screening practices and suboptimal rates of indicated therapeutic interventions to modify cardiovascular risk in RA [ 13, 17].

In contrast to the volume-outcome relationship found in hospital settings, we found that little relationship between the quality of care provided in management of cardiovascular disorders and practice caseload or practice size.

In clinical practice, cardiovascular risk factors are usually treated simultaneously in diabetic patients, and before implementing a screening program for diabetes it is important to know whether intensive multifactorial treatment of screen-detected diabetes lowers the risk of CVD.

Cardiovascular drug prescription practice still seems to be based on single factor assessments (blood pressure, lipid level, family history of CVD), but psychosocial factors seem to influence which patients will be put on treatment, especially in women.

All patients received counseling regarding cardiovascular risk from practice nurses trained in motivational interviewing techniques and in the intervention group this counseling was based on self-monitoring results (pedometer, weighing scale and/ or blood pressure device).