This can be used as a patient and professional teaching tool. Uses an augmented reality model of a human heart to explain normal heart function, myocardial infarction, arterial hypertension, and atrial fibrillation. Cost approx. $4

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An information booklet for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander patients after they have had a heart attack or angina.

A free Heart Foundation program for patients who have had a heart attack or angina. They receive an information booklet in hospital if your hospital is registered with the program. Patients must sign up to receive book two, this will be sent to their home. 

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A series of Heart Foundation videos that you can use or recommend to your patients.

Step 1: Know your diagnosis: Watch this video (6.44)​

Step 2: Know and manage your risk factors: Watch this video (5.00)​

Step 3: The Importance of cardiac rehabilitation: Watch this video (2 mins)​

Step 4: Taking your medication: Watch this video (2.00) ​

Step 5: Know the warning signs: Watch this video (3.00)​

Step 6: Encourage follow up with your doctor: Watch this video (1.07)​

Easy-to-understand information from the Heart Foundation on heart-healthy drinks.

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For advice and support about depression and anxiety, your patient can call 1300 224 636.

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A video created by the New Zealand Heart Foundation that explains blood pressure

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Around 75% of people experience the ‘Cardiac Blues’ after a heart event. 

Read the following resources to help your patient manage and recover from the cardiac blues. 

Heart Foundation material for health professionals to recommend to their patients. 

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This Heart Foundation resource explains what cardiac rehabilitation is and patients can find a cardiac rehabilitation service. 

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