PRESCRIPTION DRUG COVERAGE IN HIGH CARDIOVASCULAR RISK PATIENTS AS AN IMPORTANT PART OF THE NATIONAL GOALS ACHIEVEMENT
Abstract and keywords
Abstract (English):
The manuscript represents perspectives and possible barriers on the way of implementation of prescription drug coverage programme. The greatest clinical efficacy and economic justification should be expected from, firstly, full coverage of drugs with proved evidence on outcomes improvement and, secondly, in high-risk groups mostly contributed to the overall mortality.

Keywords:
cardiovascular diseases, cardiovascular risk management, subsidized drug prescription, adherence
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