New guide tackles connected chronic conditions across care teams
About 1 in 3 U.S. adults have at least three risk factors for cardiovascular-kidney-metabolic (CKM) syndrome — a condition rooted in the overlap of heart disease, kidney disease and metabolic disorders like Type 2 diabetes and obesity.
Yet care delivery remains fragmented, with primary and specialty teams often working in silos.
The American Heart Association's CKM Health Implementation Guide offers a practical framework to help clinicians detect risk earlier, align workflows and deliver more person-centered care. No matter your specialty, this guide shows how to operationalize the science and design care around whole-patient needs.
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Yet care delivery remains fragmented, with primary and specialty teams often working in silos.
The American Heart Association's CKM Health Implementation Guide offers a practical framework to help clinicians detect risk earlier, align workflows and deliver more person-centered care. No matter your specialty, this guide shows how to operationalize the science and design care around whole-patient needs.
Download to learn:
- How to stage and manage overlapping heart, kidney and metabolic conditions from prevention to progression
- What to add — and remove — from workflows: waist circumference, kidney screening, social risk
- How to implement a CKM coordinator model to connect care across specialties
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