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Clinicians obviously need to understand the impact of illness and its management on their patients' quality of life (QOL). Objective, "hard" outcomes have taken primacy in the assessment of treatment outcomes in cardiovascular care, at least in part because they are relatively easy to measure precisely and accurately. QOL, on the other hand, is a subjective and more nebulous concept. However, decades of clinical observation and research have clearly shown that what matters most to patients is their subjective QOL, and objective measures of disease b
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