1. by John Chambers, Saleha Kabir, and Eric Cajeat
Detection of heart disease by open access echocardiography: a retrospective analysis of general practice referrals
by John Chambers, Saleha Kabir, and Eric Cajeat
BJGP
Volume 64(619):e105-e111
January 27, 2014
©2014 by British Journal of General Practice

2. Histogram showing number of requests by clinical indication
Histogram showing number of requests by clinical indication. aIncluded previous heart surgery, abnormalities suggested by echocardiography while on holiday and previous treatment for heart disease, but was often not explained in detail on the form. bInclude...
Histogram showing number of requests by clinical indication.aIncluded previous heart surgery, abnormalities suggested by echocardiography while on holiday and previous treatment for heart disease, but was often not explained in detail on the form. bIncluded isolated ankle swelling, stroke, pre-cancer treatment and sickle cell disease.
John Chambers et al. Br J Gen Pract 2014;64:e105-e111
©2014 by British Journal of General Practice

3. Histogram showing Group 1–4 as a percentage of the total by indication.
John Chambers et al. Br J Gen Pract 2014;64:e105-e111
©2014 by British Journal of General Practice

4. Histogram showing frequency of mild (Group 2) and significant (Group 3 and 4) abnormalities of left ventricular geometry and function according to clinical request.
Histogram showing frequency of mild (Group 2) and significant (Group 3 and 4) abnormalities of left ventricular geometry and function according to clinical request.
John Chambers et al. Br J Gen Pract 2014;64:e105-e111
©2014 by British Journal of General Practice