Effectiveness of Lifestyle Modification Interventions in Arterial Hypertension Prevention Using Biomedical Technologies

Program Objectives

The objective of this supplementary professional continuing education program is the systematization and deepening of professional knowledge regarding non-pharmacological lifestyle interventions in the prevention of arterial hypertension, incorporating modern biomedical technologies to preserve vascular and metabolic health.

Competencies Enhanced Upon Program Completion

Upon completing this program, the student enhances the following professional competency: readiness and ability to design, implement, and monitor personalized lifestyle modification programs and biomedical preventive strategies for individuals at high cardiovascular risk.

Knowledge Acquired During Training

Theoretical Knowledge:

• Cardiovascular risk stratification and the pathophysiology of early arterial remodeling;
• Evidence-based dietary patterns, physical exercise protocols, and circadian rhythm optimization;
• Role of biomedical technologies and bioregulatory peptides in cellular vascular protection and endothelial function restoration.

Clinical Skills:

• Evaluating individual patient risk factors, nutrition, physical activity, and sleep metrics;
• Formulating personalized non-pharmacological and metabolic interventions;
• Interpreting vascular stiffness and ambulatory blood pressure monitoring metrics.

Eligible Specialties for CME Credits

General Medicine; Pediatrics; Cardiology; Internal Medicine; General Medical Practice (Family Medicine)

Admission Requirements for CME Credits

• Higher medical education degree
• Valid specialist certification or accreditation
• Registration on the CME portal (edu.rosminzdrav.ru)

Form of Final Assessment

Final assessment is conducted as a multiple-choice test consisting of 15 questions.

To successfully pass the assessment, at least 11 correct answers (out of 15) are required.