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2017Standard vs. intensified management of heart failure to reduce healthcare costs: results of a multicentre, randomized controlled trialScuffham, P.; Ball, J.; Horowitz, J.; Wong, C.; Newton, P.; Macdonald, P.; McVeigh, J.; Rischbieth, A.; Emanuele, N.; Carrington, M.; Reid, C.; Chan, Y.; Stewart, S.
2014Amino-terminal-pro-B-type natriuretic peptide levels and low diastolic blood pressure: potential relevance to the diastolic J-curveCampbell, D.; McGrady, M.; Prior, D.; Coller, J.; Boffa, U.; Shiel, L.; Liew, D.; Wolfe, R.; Stewart, S.; Reid, C.; Krum, H.
2013NT-proB natriuretic peptide, risk factors and asymptomatic left ventricular dysfunction: Results of the SCReening Evaluation of the Evolution of New Heart Failure Study (SCREEN-HF)McGrady, M.; Reid, C.; Shiel, L.; Wolfe, R.; Boffa, U.; Liew, D.; Campbell, D.; Prior, D.; Stewart, S.; Krum, H.
2011The WHICH? trial: rationale and design of a pragmatic randomized, multicentre comparison of home- vs. clinic-based management of chronic heart failure patientsStewart, S.; Carrington, M.; Marwick, T.; Davidson, P.; Macdonald, P.; Horowitz, J.; Krum, H.; Newton, P.; Reid, C.; Scuffham, P.
2014Prolonged impact of home versus clinic-based management of chronic heart failure: extended follow-up of a pragmatic, multicentre randomized trial cohortStewart, S.; Carrington, M.; Horowitz, J.; Marwick, T.; Newton, P.; Davidson, P.; Macdonald, P.; Thompson, D.; Chan, Y.; Krum, H.; Reid, C.; Scuffham, P.
2013Patient preferences and willingness-to-pay for a home or clinic based program of chronic heart failure management: findings from the which? trialWhitty, J.; Stewart, S.; Carrington, M.; Calderone, A.; Marwick, T.; Horowitz, J.; Krum, H.; Davidson, P.; Macdonald, P.; Reid, C.; Scuffham, P.; Fielding, R.
2012Impact of home versus clinic-based management of chronic heart failure: the WHICH? (Which heart failure intervention is most cost-effective & consumer friendly in reducing hospital care) multicenter, randomized trialStewart, S.; Carrington, M.; Marwick, T.; Davidson, P.; Macdonald, P.; Horowitz, J.; Krum, H.; Newton, P.; Reid, C.; Chan, Y.; Scuffham, P.
2013Most individuals with treated blood pressures above target receive only one or two antihypertensive drug classesCampbell, D.; McGrady, M.; Prior, D.; Coller, J.; Boffa, U.; Shiel, L.; Liew, D.; Wolfe, R.; Stewart, S.; Reid, C.; Krum, H.
2015Composite outcome measures in a pragmatic clinical trial of chronic heart failure management: a comparative assessmentChang, S.; Davidson, P.; Newton, P.; Macdonald, P.; Carrington, M.; Marwick, T.; Horowitz, J.; Krum, H.; Reid, C.; Chan, Y.; Scuffham, P.; Sibbritt, D.; Stewart, S.; On behalf of the WHICH Investigators,

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