Two websites from St Vincent's Hospital with culturally appropriate content, featuring images, animations, videos and stories that you can use with your patients. 

Click the images to view the website

​

Northern Territory guidelines for cardiac rehabilitation and secondary prevention. 

Click the image to view the report

Provides evidence-based information to inform practice and policy in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health, including heart health. 

Click the image to view the website

WA, VIC, SA, or NT Buying an ambulance subscription with your state ambulance service provider is required to ensure you are covered for all ambulance services, not just emergency.

​

QLD or TAS You are automatically covered for ambulance services through your state government within your state. Check with your state ambulance service provider for details regarding national cover and non-emergency transport.​

NSW and ACT Residents in their home state, government works with your hospital cover for emergency transport. ​

Content and resources for health professionals with useful cardiac rehabilitation. 

Click on the image to view webpage

A Pathway to Cardiac Recovery Standardised program content for Phase II Cardiac Rehabilitation: This provides evidence-based direction and guidance on the content to be delivered in Phase 2 Cardiac Rehabilitation (CR) programs, whether face to face or via telehealth.

For the full resource, click here

For the quick guide, click here

The Australian Cardiovascular Health and Rehabilitation Association is the peak body which provides support and advocacy for multidisciplinary health professionals to deliver evidence-based best practice across the continuum of cardiovascular care.

To visit their website, click on the logo

Health professionals can test the program and sign-up their service or clinic.

Click on the image to visit the website

Access the Heart Foundation's range of clinical and patient support resources.

HEART online article on treating and managing angina.

Click on image to visit article