A Comprehensive Review on Cardiovascular Disease Detection, Risk Assessment, And Treatment Using A Network Pharmacology Model
Vijay Kumar Jaiswal, Monika Barsagade, Jitendra Sinha · Journal of Angiotherapy · 2024
Introducing a new healthcare service based on study findings can be challenging. This review presents the outcomes of a pilot project implemented in Belgian neighborhood pharmacies, assessing the risk of diabetes and cardiovascular diseases. The service deployment followed an integrated approach using the RE-AIM (Reach Efficiency Acceptance Implantation Management) framework. The study highlights the development of a network of medications influencing cyclic guanosine monophosphate (cGMP), potentially causative for various cardiac diseases. It discusses the limited efficacy and crucial factors affecting optimal execution. It suggests exploring additional approaches like interprofessional seminars, a data-sharing system, and outreach efforts to enhance awareness of pharmacists' expanded roles. While the service is simple and practical, ensuring its effectiveness, sustainability, and broader adoption requires financial and external support.