Acute Coronary Syndrome
Clinical research in acute coronary syndrome focuses on post-admission management, with attention to treatment strategies that support recovery after coronary events and improve long-term cardiovascular care.
- Hospital discharge care
- Therapeutic adherence
- Nurse-led patient education
These studies also examine how structured follow-up and medication support can influence patient persistence with treatment after an ACS diagnosis.
Cardiovascular Risk Factor Control
Research activity includes the management of blood pressure and LDL-cholesterol as key targets in cardiovascular disease, with interest in simplifying treatment approaches for better control.
- Systolic blood pressure
- LDL-cholesterol
- Polypill-based treatment
The clinical focus extends to comparing combined cardiovascular therapy with separate component use in patients requiring ongoing risk factor management.
Antiplatelet Therapy
Another area of interest is platelet aggregation and the optimisation of antiplatelet treatment in coronary disease, particularly in patients treated for acute coronary syndrome.
- Clopidogrel
- Prasugrel
- Ticagrelor
Research also addresses guided adjustment of antiplatelet therapy using platelet function assessment to support safer and more effective treatment selection.
Coronary Secondary Prevention
Clinical work also covers secondary prevention in coronary artery disease, with emphasis on maintaining treatment adherence and improving control of coronary risk factors after a cardiac event.
- Medication adherence
- Post-discharge cardiovascular care
- Integrated patient support
This includes interest in coordinated care models that combine pharmacological treatment with structured education for patients recovering from cardiovascular disease.
