evidence-based content ensures a firm scientific basis for practice
the practical nature of the content can be immediately applied in the working environment e.g. smoking cessation strategies, dietary counseling and risk assessment
the multidisciplinary group of contributors ensures that the content reflects the multidisciplinary nature of CHD prevention work
case studies and practice exercises enable the application of theory to practice
summaries of key points facilitate understanding and retention
the implications from clinical governance legislation, the National Service Frameworks and Joint British Recommendations on prevention of CHD in clinical practice
recent research outcomes e.g. the HOT trial
diabetes and its links with CHD
material relating to ethnic minorities
more 'global' statistics where possible to make the text more appealing to international markets
the inequalities arising from socio-economic exclusion
Grace Lindsay, BSc(Hons), RGN, SCM, RN, MN, Lecturer in Nursing and Midwifery Studies, University of Glasgow, Glasgow, UK and Allan Gaw, MD PhD FRCPath FFPM PGCertMedEd, Professor and Director, Northern Ireland Clinical Research Facility, Belfast, UK
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