Application of the SCORE and Wilson–Grundy methods for the assessment of cardiovascular risk in community pharmacies.
Author:
Amariles Muñoz, Pedro; Machuca González, Manuel; Faus Dader, María José; Baena, María Isabel; Martínez-Martínez, Fernando; [et al.]ISSN:
0269-47271365-2710
DOI:
10.1111/j.1365-2710.2008.00953.xDate:
2008Keyword(s):
Abstract:
The assessment and follow-up of patients with risk factors, or with cardiovascular disease (CVD), involves estimating andmonitoring their CVD risk (CVDR). There are different opinions about the most appropriate method for this. Objective: To compare the SCORE system and the Wilson–Grundy system (based on Framingham’s study).The cardiovascular risk of patients that attend community pharmacies with prescriptions for cardiovascular medications is significantly higher when assessed using the SCORE system than with the Wilson–Grundy method.
The assessment and follow-up of patients with risk factors, or with cardiovascular disease (CVD), involves estimating andmonitoring their CVD risk (CVDR). There are different opinions about the most appropriate method for this. Objective: To compare the SCORE system and the Wilson–Grundy system (based on Framingham’s study).The cardiovascular risk of patients that attend community pharmacies with prescriptions for cardiovascular medications is significantly higher when assessed using the SCORE system than with the Wilson–Grundy method.
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