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Challenges in coronary heart disease prevention – experiences from a long-term follow-up study in Norway
Scandinavian Cardiovascular Journal ( IF 1.2 ) Pub Date : 2020-12-04 , DOI: 10.1080/14017431.2020.1852308
E Sverre 1, 2 , K Peersen 3 , J Perk 4 , E Husebye 1 , L Gullestad 5, 6 , T Dammen 2 , J E Otterstad 3 , J Munkhaugen 1, 2
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Abstract

Objective. To determine longitudinal changes in lifestyle behaviour and lipid management in a chronic coronary heart disease (CHD) population. Design. A multi-centre cohort study consecutively included 1127 patients at baseline in 2014–2015, on average 16 months after a CHD event. Data were collected from hospital records, a questionnaire and clinical examination. Seven hundred and seven of 1021 eligible patients participated in a questionnaire-based follow-up in 2019. Data were analysed with univariate statistics. Results. After a mean follow-up of 4.7 years (SD 0.4) from baseline, the percentage of current smokers (15% versus 16%), obesity (23% versus 25%) and clinically significant symptoms of anxiety (21% versus 17%) and depression (13% versus 14%) remained unchanged, whereas the proportion with low physical activity increased from 53% to 58% (p < .001). The proportions with reduced physical activity level were similar in patients over and under 70 years of age. Most patients were still taking statins (94% versus 92%) and more patients used high-intensity statin (49% versus 54%, p < .001) and ezetimibe (5% versus 15%, p < .001) at follow-up. 73% reported ≥1 primary-care consultation(s) for CHD during the last year while 27% reported no such follow-up. There were more smokers among participants not attending primary-care consultations compared to those attending (19% versus 14%, p = .026). No differences were found for other risk factors. Conclusions. We found persistent suboptimal risk factor control in coronary outpatients during long-term follow-up. Closer follow-up and intensified risk management including lifestyle and psychological health are needed to improved secondary prevention and outcome of CHD.

Trial registration: Registered at ClinicalTrials.gov: NCT02309255.

Registered at 5 December 2014, registered retrospectively.



中文翻译:

冠心病预防的挑战——挪威长期随访研究的经验

摘要

客观的。确定慢性冠心病 (CHD) 人群生活方式行为和血脂管理的纵向变化。设计。一项多中心队列研究连续纳入了 2014-2015 年基线时的 1127 名患者,平均在 CHD 事件发生后 16 个月。数据来自医院记录、问卷调查和临床检查。2019 年,1021 名符合条件的患者中有 707 名参加了基于问卷的随访。数据采用单变量统计分析。结果。从基线开始平均随访 4.7 年 (SD 0.4) 后,当前吸烟者(15% 对 16%)、肥胖(23% 对 25%)和有临床意义的焦虑症状(21% 对 17%)的百分比和抑郁(13% 对 14%)保持不变,而低体力活动的比例从 53% 增加到 58% ( p  < .001)。在 70 岁以上和 70 岁以下的患者中,体力活动水平降低的比例相似。大多数患者仍在服用他汀类药物(94% 对 92%),更多患者使用高强度他汀类药物(49% 对 54%,p  < .001)和依折麦布(5% 对 15%,p < .001) 在随访中。73% 的人报告在过去一年中进行了 ≥ 1 次 CHD 初级保健咨询,而 27% 的人报告没有此类随访。与参加初级保健咨询的参与者相比,未参加初级保健咨询的参与者中吸烟者更多(19% 对 14%,p  = .026)。其他风险因素没有发现差异。结论。我们发现在长期随访期间,冠状动脉门诊患者的危险因素控制持续欠佳。需要更密切的随访和强化风险管理,包括生活方式和心理健康,以改善冠心病的二级预防和结果。

试验注册:在 ClinicalTrials.gov 注册:NCT02309255。

2014 年 12 月 5 日登记,追溯登记。

更新日期:2020-12-04
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