Key result
Implementation of multidisciplinary disease management programs at the primary health care level can significantly improve the quality of care for patients with circulatory system diseases.
Why the study?
The paper aims to give a comprehensive account of managing diseases of the circulatory system, shifting the main focus to primary health care and multidisciplinary teams.
Integrating multidisciplinary disease management programs into primary health care is a key strategy for improving outcomes and managing the burden of cardiovascular diseases in Kazakhstan.
This paper aims to give a comprehensive account of the management of patients with diseases of the circulatory system, the main focus has been shifted to primary health care. We assume that the quality of life of patients with diseases of the circulatory system will improve significantly with the involvement of specialists from multidisciplinary teams in their management. It is important to avoid stereotyping in relation to specialists - to patients, providing the patients with complete assistance of their main diagnosis. Particular interest of functioning models for the management of chronic noncommunicable diseases, as well as individual components of such models that have been successfully implemented in other countries, not only at the level of hospital care, but also at the level of primary health care facilities. Great importance is given to the possibility of implementing the components of models for the management of chronic noncommunicable diseases with the existing resources of primary health care facilities. To expand the resource of facilities allows the involvement in the direct care and management of patients with diseases of the circulatory system, both the patients themselves and their close relatives, and nursing staff with the proper level of joint responsibility for the health of patients.
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Blyum et al. (2023) conducted a review in Circulatory system diseases. Disease management programs and multidisciplinary care vs. Standard care was evaluated. Implementation of multidisciplinary disease management programs at the primary health care level can significantly improve the quality of care for patients with circulatory system diseases.
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