The first survey of the Saudi Acute Myocardial Infarction Registry Program: Main results and long-term outcomes (STARS-1 Program).
Khalid F AlhabibAbdulhalim J KinsaraSaleh AlghamdiMushabab Al-MurayehGamal Abdin HusseinShukri AlSaifHassan KhalafHussam AlfalehAhmad HersiTarek KashourAyman Al-SalehMohammad AliAnhar UllahHassan MhishAbdulrahman Nouri AbdoFawaz AlmutairiMohammed R ArafahRaed AlKutshanMubarak AldosariBasel Y AlSabatienMohammad AlrazzazAdel M MariaAziza H ArefMuhammed M SelimAyman M MorsyFathi A AlTohariAmmar A AlrifaiAwatif A AwaadHassan El-SayedSherief MansourAshraf A AtwaSalah AbdelkaderNaif AltamimiElnatheer SalehWael AlhaidariEl Husseini A ElShihawyAli H BusalehMohammed AbdalmoutalebEssam M FawzyZaki MokhtarAdil M SalehMohammed A AhmadAdel AlmasswaryMohammed AlshehriKhalid M AbohatabTurki AlGarniModaser ButtIbrahim AltajFarhan AbdullahYahya AlhosniHadia B OsmanNajeebullah BugtiAtif A AzizAbdulrahman AlarabiIbrahim A AlHarbiPublished in: PloS one (2019)
There is an urgent need for primary prevention programs, improving the EMS infrastructure and utilization, and establishing organized ACS network programs. AMI care needs further improvement, particularly for women and non-Saudis.
Keyphrases
- acute myocardial infarction
- quality improvement
- public health
- percutaneous coronary intervention
- acute coronary syndrome
- healthcare
- polycystic ovary syndrome
- left ventricular
- palliative care
- cross sectional
- pregnancy outcomes
- heart failure
- coronary artery disease
- chronic pain
- adipose tissue
- emergency medical
- skeletal muscle
- saudi arabia
- metabolic syndrome