Patients at community health clinics less likely to be referred to cardiologist

Heart patients who receive primary care at community health clinics — especially women — are less likely to have a consultation with a cardiologist than those who receive primary care at hospitals, according to a study in Circulation: Journal of the American Heart Association.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news160069192.html">Patients at community health clinics less likely to be referred to cardiologist</a></p> <p>Heart patients who receive primary care at community health clinics — especially women — are less likely to have a consultation with a cardiologist than those who receive primary care at hospitals, according to a study in <i>Circulation: Journal of the American Heart Association</i>.</p>