Global Heartcare Foundation Unveils Strategic Framework to Transform Cardiac Care Across sub‑Saharan Africa

The Global Heartcare Foundation has introduced a new framework aimed at strengthening cardiac care across sub‑Saharan Africa. The initiative is based on a recent review article by Dr. Kshettry and colleagues, published in the International Journal of Cardiology & Cardiovascular Diseases.

Bridging the cardiac care gap in sub-Saharan Africa: from short-term medical missions to sustainable solutions

The authors outline a clear strategy to address the region’s growing cardiovascular burden, emphasizing four priority areas.

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Key Pillars

  1. Workforce development through expanded training and regional expertise.

  2. Improved care quality via standardized protocols and stronger referral systems.

  3. Enhanced research capacity to generate locally relevant evidence.

  4. Infrastructure investment to support diagnostics, treatment, and digital health tools.

Kshettry VR, et al., Int J Cardiol Cardiovasc Dis. 2026;6(1):11-16

By adopting this framework, the Global Heartcare Foundation aims to bring stakeholders together around practical, scalable strategies to strengthen cardiac care and improve outcomes across the region.

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