Pharmacist-led cardiovascular disease interventions provide highest return on investment, says NHS report
The report measured return on investment over five years of a range of interventions, including smoking cessation, cardiovascular disease and substance abuse.
Experts say the report highlights the importance of community pharmacy in the early detection of major conditions
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Using community pharmacies to detect cardiovascular disease (CVD) in patients carries the highest return on investment of all CVD prevention interventions considered in a report by the NHS Confederation.
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