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    • Challenges of diabetes management during the COVID-19 pandemic 

      Scott, Emma S; Jenkins, Alicia J; Fulcher, Gregory R
      Published 2020
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    • Trials in Kidney Disease — Time to EVOLVE 

      Perkovic, V; Neal, B
      Published 2012-12-27
      Patients with kidney disease face a substantially increased risk of cardiovascular events and death — one in five patients who are undergoing dialysis die each year in the United States. Elevated parathyroid hormone levels ...
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    • Study protocol: systematic review of the burden of heart failure in low- and middle-income countries 

      Bennet, DA; Eliasz, TK; Forbes, A; Kiszely, A; Kholsa, R; Petrinic, T; Praveen, D; Shrivastava, R; Xin, D; Patel, A; MacMahon, S; Rahimi, K
      Published 2012-11-29
      Background: Setting priorities for the prevention and management of heart failure requires an empirical understanding of the pattern of disease burden. We aim to describe the methods for a systematic review of the literature ...
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    • The Efficacy and Tolerability of ‘Polypills’: Meta-Analysis of Randomised Controlled Trials 

      Elley, CR; Gupta, AK; Webster, R; Selak, V; Jun, M; Patel, A; Rodgers, A; Thom, S
      Published 2012-12-19
      Background: To assess the blood pressure and lipid-lowering efficacy and tolerability of ‘polypills’ used in cardiovascular disease prevention trials. Methodology/Principal Findings: Systematic review and meta-analysis. ...
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    • The Treatment of cardiovascular Risk in Primary care using Electronic Decision suppOrt (TORPEDO) study: intervention development and protocol for a cluster randomised, controlled trial of an electronic decision support and quality improvement intervention in Australian primary healthcare 

      Peiris, D; Usherwood, T; Panaretto, K; Harris, M; Hunt, J; Patel, B; Zwar, N; Redfern, J; MacMahon, S; Colagiuri, S; Hayman, N; Patel, A
      Published 2012-11-19
      Background: Large gaps exist in the implementation of guideline recommendations for cardiovascular disease (CVD) risk management. Electronic decision support (EDS) systems are promising interventions to close these gaps ...
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