Knowledge about coronary disease in relatives of patients with cardiovascular event

Conocimiento sobre enfermedad coronaria en familiares de pacientes con evento cardiovascular

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Adasme Peña, M., Valentino Peirano, G., Orellana Bustos, L., Bustamante Valenzuela, M. J. ., Casasbellas Varas, C. ., & Acevedo Balnco, M. (2019). Knowledge about coronary disease in relatives of patients with cardiovascular event. Archivos De Medicina (Manizales), 19(2). https://doi.org/10.30554/archmed.19.2.3319.2019
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Adasme Peña, M., Valentino Peirano, G., Orellana Bustos, L., Bustamante Valenzuela, M. J. ., Casasbellas Varas, C. ., & Acevedo Balnco, M. (2019). Knowledge about coronary disease in relatives of patients with cardiovascular event. Archivos De Medicina (Manizales), 19(2). https://doi.org/10.30554/archmed.19.2.3319.2019

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Marcela Adasme Peña
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Giovana Valentino Peirano
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Lorena Orellana Bustos
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María José Bustamante Valenzuela
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Cinthia Casasbellas Varas
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Mónica Acevedo Balnco
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Marcela Adasme Peña,

Enfermera Titulada en la Pontifica Universidad Católica de Chile con mensión en adulto mayor. 

Trabajando desde el 2007,en la Red de Salud UC de la Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile

2007 Centro de salud familiar Universidad Católica (CESFUC)

2008 hasta la fecha, en la Unidad de Prevención y Rehabilitación Cardiovascular UC-Christus.

Giovana Valentino Peirano,

Nutricionista en la Unidad de prevención y rehabilitación cardiovascular UC-CHRISTUS

Lorena Orellana Bustos,

Enfermera Unidad de prevención y rehabilitacion cardiovascular UC-CHRISTUS

Cinthia Casasbellas Varas,

Kinesiologa programa rehabilitación Cardiovascular UC

Mónica Acevedo Balnco,

Cardiologa , profesor asociado, Departamento Enfermedades Cardiovasculares. Unidad de prevención y rehabilitación cardiovascular Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile.

Miembro sociedad chilena de cardiología. (SOCHICAR)

Objective: to describe the knowledge referred by relatives of subjects with cardiovascular disease prior to attending an educational workshop. Materials and methods: descriptive study in 103 relatives of patients with cardiovascular disease, who participated in educational workshops related to coronary disease between March and August 2013. The workshops were the following: 1. Coronary disease; 2. Exercise in cardiovascular disease; 3. Adherence to medications and 4. Psychosocial factors and cardiovascular disease. Differences were compared between proportion of subjects with informal and formal knowledge in each workshop. Results: 103 relatives participated in the workshop (80% women, average age 49 ± 1.55 years). 39% report having no knowledge about the subject to be treated. 28% do have knowledge about the subject and get it from informal sources such as the internet, newspapers or magazines. There was a significantly higher proportion of subjects with informal knowledge about exercise and medication adherence. Conclusions: these results show that: there is little formal knowledge of cardiovascular disease and the management of its risk factors, and high level of support of the female sex. The need to educate, reinforce and clarify knowledge to improve adherence to treatment and the prevention of new cardiovascular events, is an important work of nursing, which should be developed paying special attention to the patient's family environment.

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