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Abstract Inpatient cardiac rehab, commonly known as Phase 1, has traditionally been performed by nursing staff only and throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, they were often required to fill staffing gaps instead of delivering education to patients.
Abstract CONTRIBUTION: Participants were patients.Copyright © 2023 The Authors. Nursing Open published by John Wiley & Sons Ltd.

Establishing a nurse led multidisciplinary atrial fibrillation clinic.   [19-Mar-2018]

Alison J. ; Healy S.; Rudolph L.; Kotschet E. ; Harvey M. 
Abstract previously referred as low priority to general cardiology outpatients, waiting 4-6 months for appointments. Through this new model of care, average access times for AF patients was reduced to 4 weeks. Conclusion(s): A Nurse Led, MDC Clinic for AF patients

Enhancing the appeal of cardiac rehabilitation for women: Development and pilot testing of a women-only yoga cardiac rehabilitation programme.   [5-Dec-2021]

Murphy B.M.; Zaman S. ; Tucker K.; Alvarenga M.; Morrison-Jack J.; Higgins R.; Le Grande M.; Nasis A. ; Jackson A.C.
Abstract options. Copyright © 2021 Published on behalf of the European Society of Cardiology. All rights reserved.

Two decades of percutaneous coronary intervention: the melbourne interventional group registry collaboration.   [30-Jul-2024]

Cohen N.; Batchelor R.; Dinh D.; Brennan A.; Clark D.; Reid C.; Stub D.; Oqueli E.; Hiew C.; Freeman M.; Eccleston D.; Ajani A.
Abstract , cardiology trainees and research nurses with extension to health care networks such as the Monash University CCRET and the Asia Pacific Evaluation of Cardiovascular Therapies (ASPECT) registry. The development and success of this MIG Registry contributed
Abstract This evidence report summarises the literature on geriatric models of care in cardiology.

Interconnectedness of digital health, climate change and respiratory care: navigating an environmentally sustainable path forward.   [13-Mar-2024]

Lokmic-Tomkins Z.; Davies S. ; Bhandari D.; Robinson E.; Manser R.; Dunne B.; von Gerich H.
Abstract achieving risk factor control, adherence to medications, patient engagement, and psychological health scores. Conclusion(s): VOLTAIRE will determine whether coupling nurse-led risk factor management with the provision of personalised information from

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