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Advancing cardiac rehabilitation worldwide: from integration to expansion

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Advancing cardiac rehabilitation worldwide: from integration to expansion is a federal initiative managed by the National Health and Medical Research Council under the Australian Government. The project aims to address the global burden of heart disease by improving the effectiveness and efficiency of post-hospital care. By uniting researchers, clinicians, and patients, the program seeks to optimize the cardiac rehabilitation sector and implement global reforms to ensure care keeps pace with medical advancements. The project will be performed in Robina, Australia, and is identified by solicitation number GA577011. The primary objective is to evaluate whole-of-program impact to expand and integrate better rehabilitation services worldwide. Inquiries regarding this initiative are handled through the NHMRC Research Help Centre.

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NHMRC initiative in Robina, Australia, to expand and integrate global cardiac rehabilitation services.

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AgencyAustralian Government → National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC)
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Heart disease causes nearly 20% of deaths around the world. Unfortunately, the care people receive after leaving hospital has not kept up with medical advances despite an escalating need for care. To fix this, I will lead a team of researchers and clinicians who will unite and join with people with heart disease to improve system effectiveness and efficiency. I will build on my current momentum and evaluate whole-of-program impact to optimise global reform of the cardiac rehabilitation sector.

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