OPTIMIZATION OF EVIDENCE-BASED THERAPIES FOR HEART FAILURE AND REDUCED EJECTION FRACTION PATIENTS IMPROVES OUTCOMES IN AN AMBULATORY SPECIALIZED SETTING
Marilyne Jarjour(Montreal Heart Institute), Anique Ducharme(Montreal Heart Institute), Normand Racine(Montreal Heart Institute), Annik Fortier(Montreal Heart Institute), Simon de Denus(Montreal Heart Institute), Patrick Garceau(Montreal Heart Institute), Nadia Bouabdallaoui(Montreal Heart Institute), Marie-Claude Parent(Montreal Heart Institute), Charaf E Ahnadi(Université de Sherbrooke), C. Henri(Montreal Heart Institute), J L Rouleau, Michelle J. White(University of Michigan)
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