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Gail Underbakke1, Patrick E McBride
1Preventive Cardiology Program, University of Wisconsin Hospital and Clinics, Madison, WI 53792, USA. glu@medicine.wisc.edu
Abstract:
The provision of heart disease prevention services in primary care is currently inadequate, but can be improved with the establishment of a practice system. The system process involves all members of the practice in a clearly defined, well-organized approach to patient care. An initial review of patient care services will help practices identify prevention areas that they would like to improve by defining protocols, roles, and routines within the practice. Once established, the prevention system can improve patient care and satisfaction of practice staff and physicians, but requires on-going assessment, modification, and commitment.
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