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A Kerala model for cardiovascular research?

Geevar Zachariah¹, Mohanan Padinharepurayil², Krishnan Mangalath Narayanan³

¹Mother Hospital, Thrissur, Kerala 680002, India.

Indian Heart Journal

|December 10, 2016

Summary

A novel Kerala model for cardiovascular research, funded by professional organizations and involving diverse healthcare professionals, offers a low-cost solution to boost India

Keywords:

Cardiological Society of India Cardiovascular Indian studies Kerala model Medical research

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Area of Science:

Cardiovascular Research
Public Health
Medical Studies

Background:

India's global contribution to cardiovascular research is minimal (1%).
Existing research infrastructure and funding models are insufficient.
There is a need for localized, cost-effective research initiatives.

Purpose of the Study:

To conceptualize a sustainable model for cardiovascular research in India.
To propose a framework based on successful regional studies.
To address the low publication rates in Indian cardiovascular research.

Main Methods:

Analysis of two completed studies (Kerala ACS Registry, CSI Kerala CRP Study).
Inclusion of four ongoing studies in Kerala.
Conceptualization of a model involving professional organizations, diverse healthcare professionals, central coordination, expert-led design, and low-cost execution.

Main Results:

A feasible research model can be developed from regional initiatives.
The proposed model emphasizes collaborative efforts and efficient resource utilization.
Low-cost, high-participation studies are achievable.

Conclusions:

The 'Kerala model' offers a scalable solution for enhancing cardiovascular research across India.
Implementation of this model can potentially shift cardiovascular disease practice patterns.
Increased research output can improve understanding and management of cardiovascular diseases in India.