Cardiovascular Screening Program CARDIO 50

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Cardiovascular Screening Program CARDIO 50 Claudio D Amario Directorate for Health Prevention Ministry of health - Italy Francesca Russo, Mary Elizabeth Tamang, Federica Michieletto Directorate for Prevention, Food Safety and Animal Health Veneto Region - Italy SGPP MEETING - 11 April 2018 - Brussels

REGIONE DEL VENETO Population: 4,925 Ml. 400,000 (8%) 50-54 yrs old 9 «new» Local Health Units 22 «old» Local Health Units 11 involved in the project

Regional Prevention Plan 2014-2018 (Dgr 749, 14.05.15) Cardiovascular Screening (S.4) Objectives: - To estimate cardiovascular risk among the 50 years old population (both males and females) - Identify persons with unhealthy life styles - Identify new cases of hypertension, hyperglicemia and hyper cholesterolemia

Cardio 50 Process Active invitation by letter Screening visit and evaluation by a health professional: Blood sugar/cholesterol level tests (Sticks) Weight, height and blood pressure measurement Life style assessment (smoking, eating and exercise habits) with a standardised questionnaire Classification in 4 groups (through software) Life style Counselling with healthier habits proposals Assignement of medical report Referral to GP (if required) Follow-up for specific class (B)

Evaluation during screening visit Smoking behaviour (n. of cigarettes smoked if a smoker) Eating habits: fish at least twice a week 5 portions of fruit/vegetables daily salt consumption alcohol consumption Physical activities: type how much frequency Height and weight BMI 25 Overweight, BMI 30 Obese Waist circumference Not normal if 102 (males), or 88 (females) Blood pressure High if SYS 140 or DIA 90 Hypercholesterolemia 240 Hyperglicemia After eating 140 Fasting and random 110

Class A Healthy life style, no risk factors Class B Unhealthy lifestyle,no risk factors Class C Unhealthy lifestyle with risk factor(s) Class C1 Healthy lifestyle with risk factor(s) Class D In therapy, exits screening

Class A Class B Class C Class C1 Class D Healthy life style, no risk factors Unhealthy lifestyle,no risk factors Unhealthy lifestyle with risk factor(s) Healthy lifestyle with risk factor(s) In therapy, exits screening

Class Distribution (First visit) 6% 10% 20% 27% Class A Class B Class C Class C1 Class D 37% Class A Healthy life style, no risk factors Class B Unhealthy lifestyle, no risk factors Class C Unhealthy lifestyle and risk factor present Class C1 Healthy life style, risk factor present Class D In therapy, exits screening

Some results - First visit (1) Total invited (2015-2017) ~44,000 Participation rate ~ 61% Follow-up compliance ~ 53% Physical activity Smoking Habits 16,1% insufficient * 56,6% moderate 27,2% high 21% Smokers * 22,8% males 19,5% females * less than 30 a day 5 times a week * 11,6 average n. cigarettes smoked daily

Some results - First visit (2) Nutrition and Weight 72,5% Fruit and vegetables consumption* 71% males, 74,4% females 36,6% Fish intake at least twice a week Waist circumference 27,7 % males ( 102 cm), 42,8% females ( 88cm) 48,8% Overweight (BMI 25) 60,3% males 39% females *less than 5 portions a day 15% Obese (BMI 30)

Some results - First visit (3) «Early» detection New subjects with: 23% Hypertension (16 % females, 31% males ) 9% Hyperglycemia 21% Hypercholesterolemia (22 %females, 19 %males)

First visit vs. follow up (Class B subjects) First Visit 30,4% Smokers 35,4% Fish consumption less than twice a week 60% Overweight 51% Females 71,6% Males Follow up after 6-12 months 21,9 % 39,3% 56,7% 47,5% Females 67,3% Males

First visit vs. follow up: Physical activity (Class B subjects) 100% 90% 80% 70% 60% 50% 40% 30% 20% 10% 0% 14 22.5 53 52.5 33 25 1 visit follow-up low moderate intensive

Cardio 50 key points Central Coordination (in Italy Dept. of Prevention in the Local Health Unit) Active involvement of GPs Active offer of related services by the territory: Tobacco Cessation services Physical exercise Prescription Nutrition services Synergies with other prevention programs Communication strategy

Other Countries volunteering for EU project (preliminary list): Croatia Hungary Lithuania Luxembourg France 16

More information: STAFF VENETO REGION Elizabeth.Tamang@regione.veneto.it STAFF MINISTRY OF HEALTH g.nicoletti@sanita.it 17

Thanks for your attention! 18