Clinical inertia in hypertension: a new holistic and practical concept within the cardiovascular continuum and clinical care process
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Otros documentos de la autoría: Pallarés-Carratalá, Vicente; Bonig-Trigueros, Irene; Palazón-Bru, Antonio; Esteban Giner, María José; Gil-Guillén, Vicente F; Giner Galvañ, Vicente
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Clinical inertia in hypertension: a new holistic and practical concept within the cardiovascular continuum and clinical care processAutoría
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2019Editor
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0803-7051; 1651-1999Cita bibliográfica
PALLARÉS-CARRATALÁ, Vicente, et al. Clinical inertia in hypertension: a new holistic and practical concept within the cardiovascular continuum and clinical care process. Blood pressure, 2019, p. 1-12Tipo de documento
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Purpose: Recognition of clinical inertia is essential to improve the control of chronic diseases. Although it is very intuitive, a better interpretation of the concept of clinical inertia is lacking, likely due to its ... [+]
Purpose: Recognition of clinical inertia is essential to improve the control of chronic diseases. Although it is very intuitive, a better interpretation of the concept of clinical inertia is lacking, likely due to its high complexity.
Materials and Methods: After a review of the published articles, we propose a practical vision of inertia, contextualized within the clinical process of hypertension care.
Results: This new vision enables the integration of previous terms and definitions of clinical inertia, as well as proposing specific strategies for its reduction.
Conclusion: Although some concepts should be considered as ‘justified inertia’ or ‘investigator inertia’, the idea that inertia may be present throughout the continuum of care gives physicians a holistic view of the problem that is easily applicable to their clinical practice. Measures to overcome inertia are complicated because of the intrinsic complexity of the concept. [-]
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