Recommendations for prevention of coronary heart disease are measures that are available to both individuals and entire populations to detect diseases and faster and more successful intervention, respectively a measure directed against the progression or recurrence of diseases in people with established disease. Secondary prevention of coronary heart disease seemed to measures aimed at preventing re lapses and progression of atherosclerosis in people who already have developed disease.Modification of coronary risk factors is a key part of secondary prevention of coronary bolesti.The main risk factors remain important predictors of long-term prognosis in patients with coronary artery disease. New studies on the application of measures of secondary prevention of coronary heart disease showed a high prevalence of adverse lifestyle characteristics, other risk factors and inadequate use of prophylactic drugs in patients with coronary disease. Inadequate treatment of risk factors in coronary patients is similar in Europe and other parts of the world.

Community pharmacists play a significant role in patient/disease management and perception by patients is increasingly important. A self-administered questionnaire was developed consisted of sociodemographic part and 15 questions. Patients have a positive overall perception of community pharmacists that is comparable to most studies in Europe. Community pharmacists’ beyond dispensing drugs play a significant role in patient and disease management. This role of the pharmacist is performed through pharmaceutical care. Patient’s opinion is increasingly considered to be a useful component in the determination of care outcomes and consumer satisfaction is an integral component of the quality of primary health care. For the purpose of this study we developed self-administered questionnaire consisted of sociodemographic part, and 15 questions. Survey has been conducted in 10 pharmacies. Results are presented in tables and figures and descriptive statistics has been used. We found that patients in Bosnia and Herzegovina have a positive overall perception of community pharmacists and of the services offered from community pharmacies that is comparable to most studies in Europe, but there is still room for improvement of relationships and pharmaceutical services.