Key result
An implementation cycle including a translatability scale and stakeholder engagement strategies can help low and middle income countries combat cardiovascular disease despite limited resources.
Provides a pragmatic framework and translatability scale to help adapt and implement cardiovascular disease guidelines effectively in resource-constrained low and middle-income countries.
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May support CVD guideline adaptation in LMICs; leaves open prospective validation of the translatability scale.
Owolabi et al. (2016) conducted a review in Cardiovascular disease. Implementation cycle for CVD recommendations was evaluated. An implementation cycle including a translatability scale and stakeholder engagement strategies can help low and middle income countries combat cardiovascular disease despite limited resources.
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