In this speaker session filmed at Guidelines Live2022, Dr Chris Arden and Helen Williams discuss how to deliver cardiovascular disease primary care network indicators in general practice.
Keen to Learn More?
View our selection of Guidelines summaries at medscape.co.uk/guidelines, and read these Guidelines in Practice expert articles:
- Tailor Treatment of Type 2 Diabetes to Improve Cardiovascular Outcomes
- Teaching Competence and Confidence Effectively in Primary Care
- Key Learning Points: ESC/ESH Guidance on Arterial Hypertension.
View our Guidelines Live 2022 special companion editions of Guidelines and Guidelines in Practice, produced to provide further information on sessions covered in the main agenda.
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Primary Care Cardiovascular SocietyThis Guidelines Live session was supported by the Primary Care Cardiovascular Society (PCCS). The PCCS is a multidisciplinary society reflecting the ideas and opinions of primary care healthcare professionals throughout the UK involved in managing cardiovascular patient care and improving cardiovascular health. Representing primary care cardiovascular health needs at policy level, the PCCS supports the development of primary health care professionals in cardiovascular medicine and facilitates and leads primary care cardiovascular research. |