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Danielle S Burstein1, Stephen M Paridon2, David A White3,4
1Division of Cardiology, University of Vermont Larner College of Medicinehttps://ror.org/0155zta11, Burlington, USA.
Abstract:
Fifty-three North American clinical paediatric exercise laboratories were surveyed about developing a clinical paediatric exercise laboratory network and registry. Most clinical paediatric exercise laboratories (83.0%) expressed interest in joining an exercise registry, and 73.1% reported willingness to modify protocols for standardised data collection. Clinical paediatric exercise laboratories reported potential registry benefits: CHD outcomes research, clinical paediatric exercise laboratory standardisation and accreditation; potential challenges: data entry burden, protocol selection restriction, and leadership support.
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