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See Latest ArticlesPredictive Value of Exercise Stress Testing in a Family Medicine Population
Journal of the American Board of Family Medicine, 11/07/08
Newman RJ et al. - The high negative predictive value for EST in this outpatient family medicine population is noteworthy and reassuring. EST is a cost-effective strategy for triaging the common complaint of chest pain in low- to intermediate-risk patients in primary care practices and should be included in the services offered to family medicine patients.
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