Helping CHF patients manage their condition and avoid unnecessary readmissions
Case Management Monthly, April 1, 2012
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Some of these hospitalizations are unavoidable as the disease progresses. But in other cases, helping CHF patients better manage their condition can keep them from needing an acute care admission.
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