Aims To analyse test utilisation and revascularisation rates in a large, nurse-led, rapid-
access chest pain (RACP) clinic. In addition, to assess for subsequent acute coronary …

Background: Rapid access chest pain clinics allow rapid assessment and investigation of
suspected new-onset angina. Typically, these clinics are led by doctors. Three and a half …

Background In the UK, the rapid access chest pain clinic (RACPC) is increasingly used as
an open access resource for patients with chest pain presenting to GP surgeries or …

Background: Rapid access chest pain clinics (RACPCs) became an immediate priority
following the introduction of the National Service Framework for Coronary Heart Disease …

Introduction The 2019 European Society of Cardiology guidelines suggest that there is no
role for angioplasty as a first line therapy for stable angina. Medical treatment, with both …

Aims Analyse outcomes of patients referred to the rapid-access chest pain clinic (RACPC).
Identifying positive predictive rate of angiograms, highlighting patterns of referral and to …

Background Rapid Access Chest Pain Clinic (RACPC) is a successful new model of care.
The effect of a patient's clinical information on selecting investigations and detecting …

Objective: Rapid-access chest pain clinics, typically run by doctors, allow the rapid
assessment of suspected new-onset angina. Five years ago specialist nurse-led rapid …

Background Rapid Access Chest Pain Clinics (RACPC) provide prompt assessment of low
risk chest pain presentations to the Emergency Department (ED). In Nov 2018, our unit …

Background: A rapid access chest pain clinic (RACPC) facilitates prompt cardiologist-led
assessment and initiation of early management for those referred from an emergency …