CAN CARE GAPS IN ADHERENCE TO GUIDELINES THERAPY IN AN OUTPATIENT SPECIALIZED HEART FAILURE SETTING BE EXPLAINED BY CLINICAL AND PHYSIOLOGICAL FACTORS RATHER THAN CLINICAL INERTIA
Marilyne Jarjour(Montreal Heart Institute), Anique Ducharme(Montreal Heart Institute), Mark Liszkowski(Montreal Heart Institute), Normand Racine(Montreal Heart Institute), Mark White(University of Wisconsin–Madison), Annik Fortier(Montreal Heart Institute), Geneviève Giraldeau(Montreal Heart Institute), Simon de Denus(Montreal Heart Institute), Patrick Garceau(Montreal Heart Institute), Ellen S. O’Meara(Kaiser Permanente Washington Health Research Institute), Charaf E Ahnadi(Université de Sherbrooke), C. Henri(Montreal Heart Institute), Jacques R. Rouleau, M Parent, Abhimanyu Nigam
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