PHILIPPINE HEART CENTER MEDICAL SERVICES POLICY MANUAL Department / Division DIVISION OF PREVENTIVE CARDIOLOGY Page Number 1 of 1 Policy Number Effective Date Title PROCEDURES AND GUIDELINES Date Reviewed May 2014 Date Revised Revision Number Date of Next Review 2016 I. Preventive Cardiology Clinic A. Screening of Patients In screening patients for admission to the Preventive Cardiology Clinic, the following procedures and guidelines are followed: 1. Establishment of baseline patient data. All new patients are interviewed and examined using an Initial Form (see attached form) to initially assess their cardiovascular risk/condition. The interview and examinations procedures done by the DPC staff and assigned Adult Cardiology Fellow include: a. Patient interview on demographic characteristics, presenting symptoms and medical history. b. Blood pressure measurement with the use of mercury sphygmomanometer. c. Fasting Blood Sugar (FBS) determination through finger-prick test using hand-held blood sugar testing meter. d. Total cholesterol determination also through finger-prick test using cholesterol testing meter. e. Height and weight measurement to determine patient’s Body Mass Index which is computed with the Formula: Weight in Kg. Height in m2 f. Waist and hip measurement in cm. g. ECG taking h. Physical Examination Reviewed by GERARDO S. MANZO, MD Assistant Director for Medical Services Approved by MANUEL T. CHUA CHIACO, JR, M.D. Executive Director
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PHILIPPINE HEART
CENTER
MEDICAL SERVICES POLICY MANUAL
Department / Division
DIVISION OF PREVENTIVE CARDIOLOGY
Page Number 1 of 1 Policy Number Effective Date
Title
PROCEDURES AND GUIDELINES
Date Reviewed May 2014Date Revised
Revision Number
Date of Next Review 2016
I. Preventive Cardiology Clinic
A. Screening of Patients
In screening patients for admission to the Preventive Cardiology Clinic, the following procedures and
guidelines are followed:
1. Establishment of baseline patient data. All new patients are interviewed and examined using an
Initial Form (see attached form) to initially assess their cardiovascular risk/condition. The interview
and examinations procedures done by the DPC staff and assigned Adult Cardiology Fellow include:
a. Patient interview on demographic characteristics, presenting symptoms and medical history.
b. Blood pressure measurement with the use of mercury sphygmomanometer.
c. Fasting Blood Sugar (FBS) determination through finger-prick test using hand-held blood
sugar testing meter.
d. Total cholesterol determination also through finger-prick test using cholesterol testing meter.
e. Height and weight measurement to determine patient’s Body Mass Index which is computed
with the Formula:
Weight in Kg. Height in m2
f. Waist and hip measurement in cm.
g. ECG taking
h. Physical Examination
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GERARDO S. MANZO, MD Assistant Director for Medical Services
Approved by MANUEL T. CHUA CHIACO, JR, M.D. Executive Director
PHILIPPINE HEART
CENTER
MEDICAL SERVICES POLICY MANUAL
Department / Division
DIVISION OF PREVENTIVE CARDIOLOGY
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Title
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Date Reviewed May 2014Date Revised
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Date of Next Review 2016
2. Based on the results of the aforementioned procedures, a patient may be enrolled in the clinic if
he/she: a) has one or more than one of the major risk factors, or has two or more than two of the
minor risk factors, b) with no end-organ damage, and c) must be 30 or more than 30 years old.
The major risk factors are:
a. Hypertension –JNC 7 Guidelines definition of > 140/90 mmHg
b. Diabetes Mellitus – ADA definition of FBS > 126 mg/dl
c. Serum Total Cholesterol and LDL-C-NCEP-ATPIII-definition: TC > 200 mg/dl and LDL-C >
130 mg/dl
The minor risk factors are:
a. Smoking – any smoking in the past month
b. Family history of CAD – patient had parent or sibling who had MI or died of MI at <55 yrs. old
(Female) or <45 yrs. old (Male)
c. Obesity – IBW > 20%
BMI > 25%
Waist-hip ratio: F > 0.9
M > 1.0
If a patient is not qualified for admission in the Clinic, he/she is either referred to the Out-Patient Division
if he/she is found to have cardiovascular abnormalities/end-organ damage or discharged if he/she is
assessed to have very low or no cardiovascular risk. Depending on the findings, patients may be referred
to the following clinics/centers:
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a. HPN and Lipid Research Clinic – for hypertensive patients with LVH by ECG and x-ray, and
with proteinuria or albuminuria on urinalysis in the absence of UTI and/or hematuria.
b. PHC Out-Patient Division (OPD) – for patients with CAD or those who are (+) with TET or
found to have ischemic patterns on ECG and/or symptoms of angina and for other patients
noted to have other cardiovascular disorders, like valvular heart disease or congenital heart
disease.
c. PHC Peripheral Vascular Clinic – for patients with Peripheral Arterial Occlusive Disease
(PAOD).
d. East Avenue Medical Center – for patients with stroke/CVA, TIA and all other cerebrovascular
syndromes.
3. All patients seen at the clinic whether for enrollment, discharge or referral receive health education
on cardiovascular diseases prevention and control, such as lectures on CVD risk factors, dietary
advice/nutritional counseling, lifestyle modification strategies and compliance with medical regimen.
B. Scheduling of Patient Follow-up
The scheduling of follow-up visit/consultation of a patient registered in the clinic depends on the results of
his/her blood pressure and blood tests, and the clinical assessment of the examining adult cardiology
fellow. It should be noted that a patient may be asked by the examining doctor to have additional
laboratory/diagnostic procedures which may be done in the PHC laboratory or diagnostic units or in other
clinics/hospitals. Below are the guidelines followed in monitoring the patients with hypertension, diabetes
mellitus, dyslipidemia, and obesity.
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Hypertension
For the patients with uncontrolled BP (> 140/90), the follow-up visit is monthly until the BP is
controlled (< 140/90). When the BP is controlled the follow-up is scheduled every 4 months for a
period of one year, then every 6 months thereafter as long as the BP is well controlled. Patients
are encouraged to do BP monitoring at home, record and report the readings to the doctor on
follow-up visit.
Diabetes Mellitus
Patients who have uncontrolled FBS (> 126 mg%) are also scheduled for follow-up once every
month until FBS is controlled (< 126 mg%), and then the schedule of visit becomes every 3
months for a period of one year, and then every 6 months thereafter as long as FBS is well
controlled. In the follow-up of patients, result may glycosylated hemoglobin (HbAIc) may also be
required, in addition to the FBS result.
Dyslipidemia
If dyslipidemia is uncontrolled based on the results of the lipid profile tests of the patient, the
follow-up visit is made every 3 months until all the lipid tests are normal, then the follow-up is
done every 6 months thereafter as long as the lipid profile is well controlled. The normal values
of lipid profile are: Total Cholesterol (TC): < 200 mg%, Triglyceride (TG): < 150 mg%, High
Density Lipoprotein (HDL): > 45 mg%, Low Density Lipoprotein (LDL): < 130 mg% depending
on the risk factor, the desired LDL goals are as follows:
Patients with CAD or CAD risk equivalent: < 100 mg%
Patients with 2 risk factors : < 130 mg%
Patient with no or only one risk factor: < 160 mg%
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Obesity
Monthly weight, waist and hip measurements to see if the patients are reaching their goals.
Target waist circumference:
Male : 90 cm
Female: 80 cm
C. Prevention and Management of Patients
In the prevention and management of the CVD risk factors of the patients, adherence with
established international guidelines is observed. For hypertension, it is adherence with the
guidelines in the seventh report of the Joint National Committee on Prevention, Detection,
Evaluation, and Treatment of High Blood Pressure (Attachment I); for dyslipidemia, adherence with
the National Cholesterol Education Program guidelines (Attachment 2); and for diabetes mellitus,
adherence with the Clinical Practice Recommendation of the American Diabetes Association. In
implementing existing guidelines for managing the cardiovascular risk factors, health education
forms part of the process.
Lectures on the individual risk factors by the fellows and DPC staff, one-on-one dietary counseling
by the PHC Dietetics and Nutrition Division and monitoring of compliance, appointment, medication
and other behaviors by the DPC staff are undertaken.
During the follow-up, if a patient develop any cardiovascular disease or cardiovascular event (e.g.
chronic stable angina, acute coronary syndrome, stroke, etc.) he/she will be referred to the other
division/department of PHC (i.e. OPD for patient who developed chronic stable angina; Emergency
room for suspected acute coronary syndrome case) or other hospitals/institutions (i.e. East Avenue
Medical Center for patient who suffered a stroke).
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D. Keeping of Patient Records
Systematic patient data collection is done with the use of forms (Initial Form and Follow-up Visit
Form) and logbooks for appointments and other data. Each patient is given a patient chart which is
kept in the DPC office in accordance with the PHC policies on keeping/safeguarding patient records.
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MEDICAL SERVICES POLICY MANUAL
Department / Division
DIVISION OF PREVENTIVE CARDIOLOGY
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Date Reviewed May 2014Date Revised
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GERARDO S. MANZO, MD Assistant Director for Medical Services
Approved by MANUEL T. CHUA CHIACO, JR, M.D. Executive Director
PHILIPPINE HEART
CENTER
MEDICAL SERVICES POLICY MANUAL
Department / Division
DIVISION OF PREVENTIVE CARDIOLOGY
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PHILIPPINE HEART CENTER Division of Preventive Cardiology
I. Patient Data Sheet A. Name:______________________________________________ Age:________ B. Compliance to visit: (Scheduled visit: Date_______________)
Px followed-up earlier or on the exact date of follow-up Px followed-up after < 1 month from the exact date of follow-up
Reason:___________________________________________ Px followed-up >1 month from the exact date of follow-up
Reason:___________________________________________ C. Compliance to medication:
Reason:________________________________ D. Patient continues to smoke: Yes No NA E. BP monitoring: Not done Px's usual BP:______/_____ mmHg (Px's BP > 60% of the time his/her BP is taken)
Px's highest BP: ______/_____ mmHg
F. Px's previous medication: HPN: DM: Dyslipidemia:
* BP is controlled if BP is <140/90 mmHg based on usual BP or home BP monitoring ** BP is uncontrolled if BP is > 140/90 mmHg based on usual BP or home BP monitoring *** FBS is < 100 mg/dl **** FBS is > 126 mg/dl ***** FBS is 101-125 mg/dl
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ATTACHMENT 1:
Summary of the Joint National Committee on the Prevention, Detection, Evaluation, and
Treatment of High Blood Pressure Guidelines
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MEDICAL SERVICES POLICY MANUAL
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DIVISION OF PREVENTIVE CARDIOLOGY
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CENTER
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CENTER
MEDICAL SERVICES POLICY MANUAL
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DIVISION OF PREVENTIVE CARDIOLOGY
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MEDICAL SERVICES POLICY MANUAL
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CENTER
MEDICAL SERVICES POLICY MANUAL
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