Introduction Globally, chronic diseases pose a significant threat to human health and well-being, being the leading cause of mortality and disability. According to the World Health Organization’s global status report on non-communicable diseases in 2010, chronic diseases are responsible for approximately 60% of deaths and contribute to 43% of the global disease burden. Chronic diseases refer to long-term progressive ailments that often require ongoing management and treatment. The impact of chronic diseases is not limited to the loss of life but also extends to the immense economic burden they place on healthcare systems worldwide. These diseases are among the most expensive and common healthcare challenges faced by nations across the…