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Rationale and study design of a cross sectional study documenting the prevalence of Heart Failure amongst the minority ethnic communities in the UK: the E-ECHOES Study (Ethnic - Echocardiographic Heart of England Screening Study)
BMC Cardiovascular Disorders, 10/01/09
Gill PS et al. – The E–ECHOES study will enable the planning and delivery of clinically and cost–effective treatment of this common and debilitating condition within these communities. In addition it will increase knowledge of the aetiology and management of heart failure within minority ethnic communities.
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