The learner will:

• Recognise the various conditions under the umbrella term of CVD and be able to describe the differences in presentation.

• Be familiar with the risk factors for CVD, and link these to the pathophysiology in words patients can understand.

• Be aware of current evidence based guidelines for primary and secondary prevention of CVD

• Be familiar with the risk assessment tools and investigations required in primary care to inform appropriate management.

• Be aware of non-pharmacological and pharmacological management options to reduce risk or manage the patient’s condition.

• Be able to provide individualised person-centred care and use motivational strategies to support self-management effectively.

• To review the organisational structures required for effective systems for recall and follow up.