10-Year Risk Assessment

1. For individuals with a 10-year risk reaching high risk or a single cardiovascular risk factor reaching the treatment threshold, it is recommended to conduct regular 10-year risk assessments, once a year, and communicate with a doctor to take appropriate clinical treatment (Class I recommendation, Level C evidence).

2. For individuals aged 35 and above with cardiovascular risk factors (e.g., hypertension, diabetes, dyslipidemia, overweight or obesity, smoking, etc.), it is recommended to conduct a 10-year risk assessment every 1-2 years (Class I recommendation, Level C evidence).

3. For individuals aged 35 and above without cardiovascular risk factors, it is recommended to closely monitor their health status and conduct a 10-year risk assessment every 2-3 years (Class IIa recommendation, Level C evidence).

4. For individuals aged 20-34, it is recommended to pay attention to their cardiovascular risk factors and consider conducting a 10-year risk assessment every 3-5 years (Class IIa recommendation, Level C evidence).

Lifetime Risk Assessment

For adults aged 20-59 with a 10-year risk at medium or low risk, it is recommended to consider conducting a lifetime risk assessment every 3-5 years (Class IIb recommendation, Level C evidence).

Risk Stratification

1. 10-Year Cardiovascular Risk Stratification: Using the ChinaPAR model, a 10-year cardiovascular risk ≥10.0% is considered high risk, a 10-year risk of 5.0%-9.9% is considered medium risk, and a 10-year risk <5.0% is considered low risk.

2. Lifetime Cardiovascular Risk Stratification: Using the China-PAR model, a lifetime cardiovascular risk ≥32.8% is considered high risk, and <32.8% is considered low risk.