ANMCO
Italian Association of Hospital Cardiologists


released: 1 June 2014
last updated: 1 April 2024

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How this list was created

The National Board of Directors of ANMCO established a working group in 2014, with the task of identifying the 5 practices at greatest risk of inappropriateness. Recently, ANMCO established a working group coordinated by the Management and Quality Area with the aim of identifying, in light of the most recent guidelines and through the “brainstorming” methodology, the 5 cardiology practices that are currently at greatest risk of inappropriateness in Italy. 23 practices potentially at risk of inappropriateness were identified, then submitted to a vote by the members of the working group, and a score was assigned according to pre-established criteria. On the basis of the highest scores, the 5 recommendations on the practices at greatest risk of inappropriateness were then defined (2024 revision).

About this society:

The National Hospital Cardiologists Association (ANMCO) is a 5,000 member non-profit medical association of Italian cardiologists working in the National Health Service. Founded in 1963 the ANMCO promotes good clinical practice, prevention and rehabilitation of cardiovascular diseases through organizational proposals, vocational education and training, promotes and conducts clinical studies, and leads the formulation and development of practical guidelines. From 2006 ANMCO is ISO 9001 certificated.