National Infarct Angioplasty Project (NIAP) interim report (18th February 2008)
NIAP is a feasibility study looking at how far primary angioplasty can be rolled out as the main treatment for heart attack in place of clot-busting drugs. This interim report covers findings based on the first year of data from seven pilots and is being published for information.
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The Coronary Heart Disease National Service Framework: Building for the future – progress report for 2007 (18th February 2008)
This progress report is published to mark the seventh anniversary of the National Service Framework for Coronary Heart Disease and the nearing completion of the capital programme.
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Focus on: Preparing for End Stage Renal Disease (18th February 2008)
This document reports the findings of a project conducted by the Delivering Quality and Value team over the past year. The aim of the project is to answer the question, 'What are the aspects of an efficient clinical pathway from diagnosis to end safe renal failure to assessment ad addition to the transplant list?' by focusing on one aspect of renal services; the year leading up to renal replacement therapy. To access the document free registration is required.
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NIAP is a feasibility study looking at how far primary angioplasty can be rolled out as the main treatment for heart attack in place of clot-busting drugs. This interim report covers findings based on the first year of data from seven pilots and is being published for information.
Click here for the Covering letter
Click here for the Report
The Coronary Heart Disease National Service Framework: Building for the future – progress report for 2007 (18th February 2008)
This progress report is published to mark the seventh anniversary of the National Service Framework for Coronary Heart Disease and the nearing completion of the capital programme.
Click here for the Progress Report
Focus on: Preparing for End Stage Renal Disease (18th February 2008)
This document reports the findings of a project conducted by the Delivering Quality and Value team over the past year. The aim of the project is to answer the question, 'What are the aspects of an efficient clinical pathway from diagnosis to end safe renal failure to assessment ad addition to the transplant list?' by focusing on one aspect of renal services; the year leading up to renal replacement therapy. To access the document free registration is required.
Click here for the Document
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