Evaluation of a Single-visit Cardiovascular Examination

Published in 1973, this research report presents the findings of a study designed to evaluate the effectiveness of a single-visit cardiovascular examination in identifying individuals at risk for heart disease. The authors draw on data from the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey, conducted by the U.S. government, and use statistical analysis to assess the accuracy and cost-effectiveness of the exam. With its rigorous methodology and practical implications, Evaluation of a Single-visit Cardiovascular Examination remains a benchmark study in the field of cardiovascular health.

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