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Implementation of National Health Policy for the Prevention and Control of Cardiovascular Disease in South Korea: Regional-Local Cardio-Cerebrovascular Center and Nationwide Registry

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Ju Mee Wang, Byung Ok Kim, Jang
Journal Title
Korean Circulation Journal
Publication Year
2021
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Cardiovascular disease is a leading cause of death in South Korea, and while in-hospital mortality rates for acute myocardial infarction have improved, regional disparities remain. To address these disparities and improve the quality of cardiovascular care, the establishment of a Korean Cardiovascular Registry and the expansion of regional cardio-cerebrovascular centers are necessary, requiring collaboration between the government, medical institutions, and academic societies. Establishing a community-level emergency response system based on the Act on the Prevention and Management of Cardio-cerebrovascular Disease is also crucial.

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