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Heart failure hospital admissions ‘unnecessary’

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Healthcare Market News (News) June 2002NHS beds are being used unnecessarily for heart failure patients who could be treated just as effectively at home. A nationwide survey of cardiologists commissioned by British Cardiac Patients Association (BCPA) and published last month found that 96% of respondents felt their patients would benefit if hospital admission could be…

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