Nurse-led coordinated care can reduce heart failure mortality, finds study from Kerala
The two-year trial found that heart failure patients who received nurse-led collaborative care had a 22% lower risk of death than those receiving usual care.
They were also more likely to remain alive without hospitalisation
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