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  • EFF12: How does Structured telephone support (STS) affects activities of daily living of adults with chronic heart failure, compared to standard care without Structured telephone support (STS)?
Structured telephone support (STS) for adult patients with chronic heart failure
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How does Structured telephone support (STS) affects activities of daily living of adults with chronic heart failure, compared to standard care without Structured telephone support (STS)?

Authors: Mirjana Huic, Pernilla Östlund, Romana Tandara Hacek, Jelena Barbaric, Marius Ciutan, Cristina Mototolea, Silvia Gabriela Scintee

Internal reviewers: J. Puñal, J. Gonzalez-Enriquez, H. Stürzlinger, A. Lo Scalzo, S. Maltoni

Acknowledgments: We would like to thank Ms Ana Utrobičić, MLIS, the Head of the Central Medical Library at the University of Split School of Medicine, Split, Croatia for development of systematic literature search strategy and performed search on standard medical and HTA databases.

The same methodology was used as described in section for the whole domain.

No SRs or HTAs or RCTs that addressed question “How does Structured telephone support (STS) affects activities of daily living of adults with chronic heart failure, compared to standard care without Structured telephone support (STS)?” were identified.

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Huic M et al. Result Card EFF12 In: Huic M et al. Clinical Effectiveness In: Jefferson T, Cerbo M, Vicari N [eds.]. Structured telephone support (STS) for adult patients with chronic heart failure [Core HTA], Agenas - Agenzia nazionale per i servizi sanitari regionali ; 2015. [cited 5 July 2022]. Available from: http://corehta.info/ViewCover.aspx?id=305

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