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Clinical therapies and care approaches used to manage a condition. Examples include immunotherapy, radiotherapy, rehabilitation.
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… about SCAD when encountering patients in clinical practice. 2) Cardiovascular rehabilitation (CR) components and delivery: Some participants explained how t…
…Background Cardiovascular complications from cancer therapies are an increasing concern as cancer survivorship grows. Cardiot…
…thought to occur in the absence of cardiovascular risk factors. Traditional cardiac rehabilitation was not designed for SCAD and more tailored interventions may b…
…dvancements in cardiology such as revascularization techniques, modern pharmacotherapy, and digital health integration.Aim To synthesize recent eviden…
…e exacerbation, and independently predicts poorer outcomes from cardiac rehabilitation (CR). CR is a structured, multidisciplinary programme of superv…
… therapy and reduce delays. It now includes patients undergoing antiarrhythmic and anticoagulation therapy before cardioversion. Only three patients required hospital adm…
…hip is increasing, accompanied by a rise in cardiotoxicity from cancer therapies. While some risk factors overlap between oncology and cardiovas…
…Background The effectiveness and safety of early initiation of cardiac rehabilitation (CR) post-sternotomy study (SCAR) was published in 2022. 1 The …
…Background Cardiac rehabilitation (CR) is a structured, multidisciplinary programme that improves…
…Background BACPR standards indicate that Cardiac Rehabilitation (CR) following Myocardial Infarction (MI) reduces absolute risk…
…Background Inpatient cardiac rehabilitation (Phase 1 CR) has been commonly used to educate patients and fac…
…cy and effectiveness with timely and appropriate referrals into cardiac rehabilitation programmes whilst simultaneously easing workforce pressure. Thi…