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EPI·RxISK™ Calculator Homepage

Posted on January 11, 2021January 13, 2022 Jonathan ChanPosted in Uncategorised

  EPI·RxISK™ CARDIOVASCULAR RISK CALCULATOR

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RxPATH Study – Improving Hypertension Detection and Control through a Hypertension Certification Program Based Upon the Hypertension Canada Guidelines
Leveraging Implementation and Behavioural Science to Improve Hypertension Management in Women by Primary Care Clinicians

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EPICORE Centre is involved in the full range of activities necessary for the conduct of clinical trials and outcomes/health services research, including protocol/research design consultations, case report forms design, database creation, study management, implementation, site coordination (for multicentre trials), data management, biostatistical consultation and analyses and assistance with grant preparation.

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