Abstract
National guidelines for secondary prevention of acute coronary syndrome (ACS) and management of heart failure (HF) recommend involvement of a pharmacist [1,2], to optimise medication safety, improve adherence, and increase health literacy. Furthermore, patients enrolled in secondary prevention programs are at higher risk of medication related problems (MRP) due to polypharmacy and recent hospital admission.
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