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Update information August 2018: A link to the NICE guideline on physical activity: exercise referral schemes was added by NICE to recommendation 1.3.15. February 2018: Links to other guidance have been updated if the original link has changed since publication. September 2016: Recommendation 64 was amended to clarify what was meant by high-intensity statin treatment, and that the recommendation applies to both primary and secondary prevention.
Excerpt
This guideline updates for primary prevention, the NICE technology appraisal, ‘Statins for the prevention of cardiovascular events’ (TA94, 2007) and reviews and updates the recommendations made in the NICE guideline Lipid Modification (CG67, 2008) for primary and secondary prevention of cardiovascular disease (CVD). The scope for this guideline was limited to the identification and assessment of CVD risk and to the assessment and modification of lipids in people at risk of CVD, or people with known CVD. The guideline development group wishes to make clear that lipid modification should take place as part of a programme of risk reduction which also include attention to the management of all other known CVD risk factors.
Contents
- Guideline update
- Guideline Development Group
- 1. Introduction
- 2. Development of the guideline
- 3. Methods
- 4. Guideline summary
- 5. Identification of people requiring assessment of CVD risk [2008]
- 5.1. Evidence statements for the identification of people at high risk of developing CVD
- 5.2. Clinical effectiveness of identification of people requiring assessment of CVD risk
- 5.3. Cost-effectiveness identification of people requiring assessment of CVD risk [2008]
- 5.4. Conclusions
- 5.5. Recommendations [2008]
- 6. Full formal risk assessment of CVD risk
- 7. Communication about risk assessment and treatment [2008]
- 8. Cardioprotective diet
- 8.1. Introduction
- 8.2. Review question: What is the clinical and cost effectiveness of dietary intervention strategies versus usual diet for adults without established CVD (primary prevention) and with established CVD (secondary prevention)?
- 8.3. Clinical evidence
- 8.4. Economic evidence
- 8.5. Evidence statements
- 8.6. Recommendations and link to evidence
- 9. Lifestyle modifications for the primary and secondary prevention of CVD [2008]
- 10. Plant stanols and sterols
- 10.1. Introduction
- 10.2. Review question: What is the clinical and cost effectiveness of foods enriched with phytosterols (plant stanols and sterols) or phytosterol supplements versus placebo for adults without established CVD (primary prevention) and with established CVD (secondary prevention)?
- 10.3. Clinical evidence
- 10.4. Economic evidence
- 10.5. Evidence statements
- 10.6. Recommendations and link to evidence
- 11. Statins for the primary and secondary prevention of CVD
- 11.1. Introduction
- 11.2. Review question: What is the clinical and cost effectiveness of statin therapy for adults without established CVD (primary prevention) and with established CVD (secondary prevention)?
- 11.3. Clinical evidence (statins versus placebo and head-to-head comparisons of statins)
- 11.4. Clinical evidence review for reduction in LDL cholesterol
- 11.5. Number needed to treat
- 11.6. Economic evidence
- 11.7. Evidence statements
- 11.8. Recommendations and link to evidence
- 11.9. Research recommendations
- 11.10. Adherence to statin therapy
- 11.11. Advice and monitoring for adverse effects
- 12. Fibrates for the prevention of CVD
- 12.1. Introduction
- 12.2. Review question: What is the clinical and cost effectiveness of fibrates versus placebo or statins for adults without established CVD (primary prevention) and with established CVD (secondary prevention)?
- 12.3. Clinical evidence
- 12.4. Economic evidence
- 12.5. Evidence statements
- 12.6. Recommendations and link to evidence
- 12.7. Research recommendation
- 13. Nicotinic acid for the prevention of CVD
- 13.1. Introduction
- 13.2. Review question: What is the clinical and cost effectiveness of nicotinic acids versus placebo or statins for adults without established CVD (primary prevention) and with established CVD (secondary prevention)?
- 13.3. Clinical evidence
- 13.4. Economic evidence
- 13.5. Evidence statements
- 13.6. Recommendations and link to evidence
- 14. Bile acid sequestrants (anion exchange resins) for the prevention of CVD
- 14.1. Review question: What is the clinical and cost effectiveness of bile acid sequestrants (anion exchange resins) versus placebo or statins for adults without established CVD (primary prevention) and with established CVD (secondary prevention)?
- 14.2. Clinical evidence
- 14.3. Economic evidence
- 14.4. Evidence statements
- 14.5. Recommendations and link to evidence
- 15. Omega-3 fatty acid compounds for the prevention of CVD
- 15.1. Introduction
- 15.2. Review question: What is the clinical and cost effectiveness of omega-3 fatty acids versus placebo or statins for adults without established CVD (primary prevention) and with established CVD (secondary prevention)?
- 15.3. Clinical evidence
- 15.4. Economic evidence
- 15.5. Evidence statements
- 15.6. Recommendations and link to evidence
- 16. Ezetimibe [2008]
- 17. Reference list
- 18. Acronyms and abbreviations
- 19. Glossary
- Appendices
- Appendix A. Scope
- Appendix B. Declarations of interest
- Appendix C. Review protocols
- Appendix D. Clinical article selection
- Appendix E. Economic article selection
- Appendix F. Literature search strategies
- Appendix G. Clinical evidence tables
- Appendix H. Economic evidence tables
- Appendix I. Forest plots
- Appendix J. Excluded clinical studies
- Appendix K. Excluded economic studies
- Appendix L. Cost-effectiveness analysis: low-intensity, medium-intensity and high-intensity statin treatment for the primary and secondary prevention of CVD
- Appendix M. Unit costs
- Appendix N. Research recommendations
- Appendix O. How this clinical guideline was updated
- Appendix P. NICE Technical Team
- Appendix Q. Deleted parts from CG67 (2008)
- Appendix R. References
Disclaimer: Healthcare professionals are expected to take NICE clinical guidelines fully into account when exercising their clinical judgement. However, the guidance does not override the responsibility of healthcare professionals to make decisions appropriate to the circumstances of each patient, in consultation with the patient and/or their guardian or carer.
- Surveillance report 2018 - Cardiovascular disease: risk assessment and reduction, including lipid modification (2014) NICE guideline CG181
- Lipid Modification: Cardiovascular Risk Assessment and the Modification of Blood Lipids for the Primary and Secondary Prevention of Cardiovascular Disease (NICE guideline CG67)
- Lipid ModificationLipid Modification
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