Six Steps to Cardiac Recovery Terms / References
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Healing the heart after an acute cardiac eventHealing
the heart after an acute cardiac event Article published in InPsych Authors: Murphy
B, Higgins R, Clarke J, Rogerson M, Jackson A To access the article, click here | |
Health Info Net | |
Health literacy, does it make a difference?Article by Anne Johnson that provides contextual information about health literacy and its importance to health care, nursing, and health consumers. To access the article, click here | |
Healthy weight | |
Heart attackWhat is a heart attack : A heart attack can happen when a coronary artery becomes blocked by a build-up of plaque. The plaque can rupture, forming a blood clot, which means blood and oxygen cannot reach the heart. This damages the heart muscle, leading to a heart attack. Health professionals sometimes use different names for a heart attack, such as ‘myocardial infarction’, or ‘MI’ for short, ‘STEMI’ (more severe) or ‘non-STEMI’ (less severe).
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Heart attack warning signs | |
Heart failure guidelines | |
Heart Foundation - Heart MapsThe Heart Foundation Heart Maps allow you to take a closer look at heart disease indicators across Australia. You can see how state, region, or local governments compare for:
At a state/territory and regional level you can drill further into the specific types of heart-related hospitalisations. These includes rates for; acute coronary syndrome, atrial fibrillation, coronary heart disease, heart attack, heart failure, rhythm, and valve disease admissions, as well as the higher level classifications of cardiovascular disease and coronary heart disease. Click the image to access the Heart Maps | |
Heart Foundation depression screening tool | |
Heart Foundation resources - for professionals | |
Heart Foundation Risk Factor Action PlansThese action plans can help your patients to make small steps towards achieving their healthy lifestyle goals Diabetes Cholesterol and triglycerides Psychological and social health | |
Heart Foundation videos on the heart - For patientsEasy-to-understand videos and one activity about the heart, how it works and what a heart attack is. Video on how the heart works (1:20) What is a heart attack video (1.50) Click the image to view the Heart Foundation activity | |
Heart Foundation Walking websiteFor patients to sign up to a free walking group or get their six-week Personal Walking Plan to motivate them to be active. Click the image to visit the website For a video on Personal Walking Plans, click here | |
Heart Foundation website | |
HEART Online for Health ProfessionalsThis Heart Education Assessment Rehabilitation Toolkit (HEART) provides information to support clinicians to deliver evidence based care. It includes information on health literacy, tips for education interventions, resources for patient education and information for behaviour changes. Click on the logo to visit the website | |
Heart Smart Guidelines application | |
Hypertension | |