Volume 201 · Issue 10 · Supplement
Modern challenges in acute coronary syndrome
Modern challenges in acute coronary syndrome
Gaps in knowledge and practice leave room for improvement in the treatment of ACS
Peter L Thompson MD, FRACP, FACC
Optimising acute care and secondary prevention for patients with acute coronary syndrome
Routine risk stratification should be embedded in the hospital system
David Brieger MB BS, MMed, PhD
Management of acute coronary syndrome in special subgroups: female, older, diabetic and Indigenous patients
Reviewing the limited evidence to guide management in four at-risk subgroups that are underrepresented in clinical trials
Brendan M McQuillan MB BS, PhD, FRACP · Peter L Thompson MD, FRACP, FACC
The transition from hospital to primary care for patients with acute coronary syndrome: insights from registry data
Data from three registries illustrate gaps in secondary prevention after discharge from hospital
Julie Redfern PhD, BAppSc(Hons), BSc · Tom G Briffa PhD
Optimising pharmacotherapy for secondary prevention of non-invasively managed acute coronary syndrome
What is the ideal post-hospital therapy for patients who do not receive coronary revascularisation?
Peter L Thompson MD, FRACP, FACC · Angus G Thompson PhD, MB BS, FRACP · Chris Judkins MB BS, MClinRes, FRACP
Adherence to secondary prevention therapies in acute coronary syndrome
Strategies to guide the complex process of improving adherence to prescribed medications and lifestyle recommendations
Jay B Thakkar MB BS, MD, FRACP · Clara K Chow MB BS, FRACP, PhD
Eight challenges faced by general practitioners caring for patients after an acute coronary syndrome
Many of the challenges GPs face can be overcome with detailed and respectful communication
Alistair Vickery MB BS, FRACGP · Peter L Thompson MD, FRACP, FACC