Racionalidade e métodos: registro da prática clínica em pacientes de alto risco cardiovascular

Abstract

Background: To date, no Brazilian registry has been designed to document the clinical practice regarding assistance to patients at high cardiovascular risk in a large representative sample of research centers, including public and private hospitals nationwide. Thus, this study will identify gaps in the incorporation of interventions with proven benefit in our area.

The Brazilian Society of Cardiology and Brazilian Society of Exercise and Sports Medicine Updated Guidelines for Sports and Exercise Cardiology - 2019

“…Few studies have evaluated the risk of SD in Chagas patients during intense exercise, and a lack of symptoms does not exclude the presence of cardiomyopathy, even in high-level athletes. 162 Diagnosis involves epidemiological and serological evaluation (immunofluorescence). ECG and echocardiogram facilitate diagnosis of cardiomyopathy and conduction disorders.…”

Implementation of Multicenter Records in the Therapeutic Cardiovascular Assessment in Brazil

“…These studies include the evaluation of epidemiological aspects, prognostic results and the factors involved in the care of patients with acute coronary syndromes 1-3 , decompensated heart failure 4 or disorders at high risk of cardiovascular events 5 . In parallel, the evaluation of the characteristics and outcomes of interventional procedures such as the use of stents in the treatment of heart failure 6 and cardiac surgeries in the treatment of valvular heart diseases or heart failure 7 have also been the subject of specific records.…”

“…Records focusing on the evolution of patients with heart failure and disorders at high risk of cardiovascular events are still at an initial stage of including patients 4,5 . However, important issues on the application of confirmedly beneficial therapies can be found in the preliminary data of the REACT study 9 .…”

Impact of National Scientific Production in Cardiology on the Rating of Journals Published in Brazil

“…In this sense the Brazilian Society of Cardiology has implemented a research training program in collaboration with U.S. Duke University 5 , which was responsible for the training of more than 50 researchers from 24 centers or universities. In parallel, the implementation of several multicenter registries regarding major cardiovascular diseases has been supported by the society, aiming at expanding knowledge of the national situation regarding its incidence and regional characteristics 6-9 .…”