PreventS-MD®: a New Digital Technology to Maintain Cardiovascular Prevention in Routine Clinical Practice

Mikhail A. Kravchenko, E. Gnedovskaya, Valery L. Feigin, M. Piradov
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Stroke, myocardial infarction (MI), and other main non-communicable diseases (NCDs) remain major causes of mortality and disability globally. Up to 80% of cardiovascular events and up to 60% of NCDs are associated with potentially controlled risk factors (RFs). State-of-the-art digital technologies can help bridge the gap between evidence-based prevention methods and their critically low availability in routine clinical practice. An innovative digital platform named PreventS-MD® is a specially developed tool for healthcare professionals to be used under time constraints. With PreventS-MD®, clinicians can estimate patient's 10-year cardiovascular risk within several minutes. Then, they automatically get adapted results and recommendations to address identified RFs as well as graphical representation of specific RF contribution to overall stroke and MI risks. If some additional time is available, the clinician and the patient can collaboratively set customized achievable goals to correct modifiable RFs. An integrated analytical module provides healthcare managers with current digital risk profiles of the relevant population to evaluate prevention effectiveness and to forecast the load throughout the healthcare levels. PreventS-MD® has several unique advantages, including time-saving design, the function to activate motivated RF correction, individually tailored recommendations, and information on personally changed digital profiles of vascular risks. As cardiovascular diseases and main NCDs have a lot of common RFs, PreventS-MD® implemented into routine clinical practice will utilize a complex approach to the prevention of main NCDs, decreasing both stroke and MI burden and addressing complications of chronic pulmonary and kidney disease, tumors of any type, dementia, etc.
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PreventS-MD®:在常规临床实践中保持心血管预防的新型数字技术
在全球范围内,中风、心肌梗塞(MI)和其他主要非传染性疾病(NCDs)仍然是导致死亡和残疾的主要原因。多达 80% 的心血管事件和多达 60% 的非传染性疾病与可能受控的风险因素 (RF) 有关。最先进的数字技术可以帮助弥合循证预防方法与这些方法在常规临床实践中极少使用之间的差距。名为 PreventS-MD® 的创新数字平台是专门为医疗保健专业人员开发的工具,可在时间有限的情况下使用。通过 PreventS-MD®,临床医生可以在几分钟内估算出患者 10 年的心血管风险。然后,他们会自动获得调整后的结果和建议,以解决已识别的射频问题,并以图表形式显示特定射频对总体中风和心肌梗死风险的影响。如果有额外的时间,临床医生和患者可以共同制定可实现的定制目标,以纠正可改变的射频。综合分析模块为医疗保健管理人员提供了相关人群的当前数字风险概况,以评估预防效果并预测整个医疗保健水平的负荷。PreventS-MD® 有几个独特的优势,包括省时设计、启动主动射频校正功能、量身定制的建议以及有关个人血管风险数字档案变化的信息。由于心血管疾病和主要非传染性疾病有许多共同的射频信号,因此将 PreventS-MD® 应用到常规临床实践中,将采用一种复杂的方法来预防主要非传染性疾病,减少中风和心肌梗死的负担,并解决慢性肺病和肾病、各种肿瘤、痴呆症等并发症。
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Annals of Clinical and Experimental Neurology
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