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Dr Charles Denaro

Conjoint Associate Professor
Royal Brisbane Clinical Unit
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Dr Charles Denaro

Publications

Book Chapter (1)
Journal Articles (30)
Conference Papers (8)

Book Chapter

Effect of reduced agalsidase beta dosage in fabry patients: the Australian experience

Journal Articles

Addition of Supervised Exercise Training to a Post-Hospital Disease Management Program for Patients Recently Hospitalized With Acute Heart Failure: The EJECTION-HF Randomized Phase 4 Trial
Improving medication titration in heart failure by embedding a structured medication titration plan
Prescribing and up-titration in recently hospitalized heart failure patients attending a disease management program
Cardiac involvement in genotype-positive Fabry disease patients assessed by cardiovascular MR
Redesign versus resources: continuity lost
Council of Australian Therapeutic Advisory Groups: supporting the Quality Use of Medicines across the acute-care sector
Limited utility of exercise stress testing in the evaluation of suspected acute coronary syndrome in patients aged less than 40 years with intermediate risk features
Implementation of a chest pain management service improves patient care and reduces length of stay
Improving quality of delirium care in a general medical service with established interdisciplinary care: a controlled trial
Exploring beliefs about heart failure treatment in adherent and nonadherent patients: use of the repertory grid technique
Improving hospital outcomes in patients admitted from residential aged care: results from a controlled trial
Dabigatran, Product Familiarisation Programmes, who benefits, who shouldn't get it?
Exercise training in recently hospitalized heart failure patients enrolled in a disease management programme: Design of the EJECTION-HF randomized controlled trial
Timing and risk factors for functional changes associated with medical hospitalization in older patients
The paradox of readmission: Effect of a quality improvement program in hospitalized patients with heart failure
Should geriatric medicine remain a specialty? No
Heart failure patients' awareness and perceptions of the risk of using NSAIDs: A pilot study
Controlled trial of multidisciplinary care teams for acutely ill medical inpatients: enhanced multidisciplinary care
Towards more effective use of decision support in clinical practice: what the guidelines for guidelines don't tell you
Optimising care of acute coronary syndromes in three Australian hospitals
Achieving better in-hospital and after-hospital care of patients with acute cardiac disease
Using clinical indicators in a quality improvement programme targeting cardiac care
Subcutaneous fondaparinux versus intravenous unfractionated heparin in the initial treatment of pulmonary embolism
Quality of care of patients hospitalized with congestive heart failure
Evidence-based care and outcomes of acute stroke managed in hospital specialty units
Synovial osteochondromatosis
Quality of care of patients hospitalized with acute coronary syndromes
The Extended Role of the Clinical Pharmacist in the Management of Heart Failure and Acute Coronary Syndromes
A case of quinine-induced thrombocytopenia and neutropenia
Kikuchi's disease associated with parotidomegaly thyroiditis and a rash in a young man

Conference Papers

Models of care and outcomes in older medical patients
Outcomes of hospital care in aged residents
Reducing delirious discharges: Results of a quality improvement program
Beliefs towards heart failure medication and self-care activities: are beliefs related to adherence?
Use of the repertory grid technique to explore heart failure patients’ beliefs towards their medication and self-care activities
Perceptions of heart failure patients towards non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs
Application of the repertory grid technique in patients with heart failure: a feasibility study
Impact of a quality improvement program targeting in-hospital and post-hospital care of patients hospitalized with acute coronary syndromes or congestive heart failure