The increasing burden of stroke with ageing: Using a computerised antithrombotic risk assessment tool to optimise preventative treatment in the community.

niversity of Technology, Sydney0 sites500 target enrollmentJanuary 16, 2013

Overview

No summary available.

Registry

who.int

Start Date

January 16, 2013

End Date

TBD

Last Updated

6 years ago

Study Type

Interventional

Sex

All

Sponsor

niversity of Technology, Sydney

•1\. must be practicing in one site (i.e., general practice surgery), not across multiple sites or surgeries
•2\. must practice in the specified Divisions of General Practice
•3\. must provide informed written consent to participate in the study
•1\. aged \>\= 65 years (older persons)
•2\. have a diagnosis of chronic (persistent) AF, whether new or pre\-existing, irrespective of the antithrombotic therapy prescribed at the time of recruitment
•3\. provide informed written consent to participate in the study, including telephone follow\-up

•1\. not practicing in one site (i.e., general practice surgery across multiple sites or surgeries)
•2\. not practicing in the specified Divisions of General Practice
•3\. do not provide informed written consent to participate in the study
•1\. aged \< 65 years
•2\. do not have a diagnosis of chronic (persistent) AF
•3\. do not provide informed written consent to participate in the study, including telephone follow\-up