Drug prescriptions and referral to cardiac rehabilitation after acute coronary events: comparison between men and women in the French PREVENIR Survey
Authors:
- Vanina BongardVBVanina Bongard
- Olivier GrenierOGOlivier Grenier
- Jean FerrièresJFJean Ferrières
- Nicolas DanchinNDNicolas Danchin
- Christelle CantetCCChristelle Cantet
- Elisabeth AmelineauEAElisabeth Amelineau
- Jean-Pierre CambouJCJean-Pierre Cambou
- 1 February 2004
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in International Journal of Cardiology
- Vol. 93 (2-3) , 217-223
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