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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"chest pain clinic"”.

  1. An exploration of the help-seeking experiences of men and women referred to a rapid access chest pain clinic (a cardiac physiologist-managed clinic)

    … to services for potential CHD (e.g. Rapid Access Chest Pain Clinics). Research has shown that these public health targets have caused decreases in morbidity and mortality rates for CHD in the UK. However, despite these improvements health services are still limited by help-seeking practices of …

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  2. The efficacy of the exercise treadmill test in patients with mild cardiovascular risk in a regional New Zealand population

    … cardiovascular risk are seen in the researcher's chest pain clinic and undergo assessment for coronary artery disease using exercise treadmill testing. Due to the current fiscal and resource constraints in the public health system it is important to know that local resources are being utilised in …

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  3. Pictogram use during chest pain nurse specialist consultations in regional New Zealand: Patient experiences and clinical outcomes

    … in New Zealand are currently in place to support Chest Pain Clinics. One of the purposes of this clinic is to review symptoms and determine whether further investigations for detecting medically important coronary artery disease are required. Chest pain is subjective and is the patient’s …

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