Acute Coronary Syndrome patients in New Zealand receive less invasive management when admitted to hospitals without invasive facilities

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Title

Acute Coronary Syndrome patients in New Zealand receive less invasive management when admitted to hospitals without invasive facilities

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Collection

Index New Zealand

Description

Compares differences in the presentation and management of acute coronary syndrome (ACS) patients presenting to interventional versus non-interventional NZ hospitals. Assesses the data collected by the New Zealand Cardiac Society ACS Audit Group over 14 days from each hospital in NZ (n=36) that admits ACS patients. Compares patient management at intervention centres (5 public, 3 private) with non-intervention centres (28 public). Attributes investigations and revascularisation procedures ...

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Journal

Date created

9 Jul 2004

Creator

Ellis, Chris J., (University of Auckland) (and others)

URL

http://natlib.govt.nz/records/20429772

Related subjects

Hospitals / Patients / Medicine / Auditing / Heart -- Diseases

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