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Abstract
Over the past several decades, a considerable amount has been learned about the determinants of CVD as well as how to reduce CVD incidence and mortality. Building on this knowledge and the emerging evidence of the growing burden of CVD in developing countries, there has been a steady escalation of international reports, declarations, and resolutions calling attention to the growing threat of the global CVD epidemic. These declarations, reports, and resolutions have resulted in a growing recognition that CVD, and chronic non-communicable diseases more broadly, are a worldwide problem whose burden is increasingly felt by low and middle income countries.
In our research we have reviewed researches displaying the epidemiology, risk factors and economic burden of CVD and knowledge and attitudes among physicians working in primary health care centers for prevention of CVD and reducing these risk factors.
• Key words for the search:
Cardiovascular disease (CVD) , Risk factors , Primary and secondary prevention , Family physician.
• Objectives:
The aim of our study is to improve the ways of prevention and management and attitudes taken among family medicine physicians to reduce the disability and premature deaths from cardiovascular disease.
Objectives of the study:
• To review the pathogenesis of the cardiovascular disease.
• Identify the major individual risk factors associated with acquisition and augmentation of risk for the cardiovascular disease.
• Discuss the broad systemic drivers that contribute to the global burden of CVD, such as urbanization and globalization, where they relate to trends in CVD burden and to the classically defined individual risk factors.
• Determine the relationship between CVD and development, to describe the drivers and trends in CVD worldwide, providing a compelling rationale for the need to act and discuss approaches to influence these factors in order to reduce the burden of disease.
• Identify the role of family physician in prevention of the risk factors of CVD and suggest recommendations for health care organizations.
This is a non- systematic review which displays the reviews , results and conclusions of other studies of epidemiology, risk factors and economic burden of CVD and knowledge and attitudes among physicians working in primary health care centers for prevention of CVD and reducing these risk factors.
Data Sources: MEDLINE, textbooks, Medline plus (Pub Med ) , previous control trials, available guide lines, review articles, prophetic (PBUH ) medicine, Family medicine Net-work, National center for CAM (NCCAM) , National Library of Medicine