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Long-term cardiac rehabilitation and cardioprotective changes in lifestyle

March 2015 Br J Cardiol 2015;22:37 doi:10.5837/bjc.2015.010

Long-term cardiac rehabilitation and cardioprotective changes in lifestyle

Wolfgang Mastnak

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Introduction Professor Wolfgang Mastnak In 2009, Willmer and Waite1 published a study on the effectiveness of phase 4 cardiac rehabilitation (CR), suggesting that there are observable benefits in participating in long-term phase 4 CR. Those who decline phase 4 CR clearly do less well. In Austria, the Austrian Heart Association (Österreichischer Herzverband/ÖHV) is in charge of long-term CR management providing a nationwide network of heart support groups. Long-term management in CR: International heterogeneity Cardiac prevention, acute cardiology, and CR are interacting disciplines. Historically speaking, it took decades to establish cardia

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Community-based cardiovascular risk reduction: age and the Framingham risk score

August 2011 Br J Cardiol 2011;18:180–84

Community-based cardiovascular risk reduction: age and the Framingham risk score

Gill Richardson, Hugo C van Woerden, Rhiannon Edwards, Lucy Morgan, Robert G Newcombe

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Introduction Cardiovascular disease (CVD) is a major cause of morbidity and mortality, particularly in deprived communities.1 Community or primary care based vascular risk assessment programmes are being introduced in England,2 Scotland and Wales, and are becoming central to USA health reform plans.3 However, the evidence base for these programmes is still emerging.4 The World Health Organization (WHO) estimate that better use of existing preventative measures could reduce the global burden of disease by as much as 70%5 based on some evidence from CVD prevention interventions that target risk factor management.6-8 However, the most effective

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January 2007 Br J Cardiol 2007;14:51-55

A pilot study on computer-based opportunistic screening for coronary heart disease: universal assessment and education in primary care

Peter F Tyerman, Gill V Tyerman, Ruth Bacigalupo

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