Cardiologists recommend heart failure management strategy

Ireland’s cardiologists are recommending a strategy for hospital management of heart failure which they say will make more beds available.

Fri, 08 Mar, 2002 - 12:12

Ireland’s cardiologists are recommending a strategy for hospital management of heart failure which they say will make more beds available.

The doctors claim 110,000 bed days can be saved if the care of heart patients is more structured.

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