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National Cardiac Center
National Cardiac Center is a healthcare facility located in Kathmandu, Nepal, known for its public health initiatives. DescriptionIt provides free CPR training to various individuals and groups to prepare first responders for emergencies. [1][2] [3] [4] The center conudcts health camps that offer free check-ups and health screenings for heart disease, benefiting underserved communities. [5] The free telemedicine service of center provides support to Nepali migrant woorkers with heart health issues, offering both medical assistance and counseling. [6][7]It has recently launched a program to screen low-income families for undiagnosed heart disease. [8] [9] As part of a tobacco control initiative, the Center offered medical support and free health screenings to more than 1,700 individuals who quit smoking through the Smokers Are Not Selfish campaign.[10] Beyond its treaetment services, the National Cardiac Center raises awareness about heart diseasea through participation in various events.[11][12] According to WHO data,[13] over 86% of premature deaths from non-communicable diseases occur in lower and middle-income countries, including Nepal. Experts believe that preventive initiatives, combined with increased awareness, may be essential in addressing the disease burden in this region.[14] References
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