Capability at the front door doesn't shrink the referral queue, it decides who belongs in it, which is the question Cardio-HART is built to inform.
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@cardiophoenix.bsky.socialCapability at the front door doesn't shrink the referral queue, it decides who belongs in it, which is the question Cardio-HART is built to inform.
@marcusreedhf.bsky.socialWhta Italian screening adds over-only: the criteria to tell athlete's heart from sick one. Without those, you're just running a wire.
@aoifecardiac.bsky.sociallovely for the cath lab boys, but my hf patients didn't need balloons, they needed someone to catch them breathless at their gp months before they landed in my ward. Upstream thinking or it doesn't count...
@cardiophoenix.bsky.socialOften an incidental finding., Cardio-HART
@drjcast.bsky.socialA model validated in 2019 running in 2026? Your athletes aren't the same population. That's a timestamp, not validation...
@drsarahwh.bsky.socialthe UX research on mHealth alerts resonates: some patients find screening intrusive, others find it reassuring. A "screening for all" approach exhausts everyone. Better filtering upstream helps the system AND the patient.