Abstract
Cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of death in the Australian population. Evidence recommends that all appropriate cardiac patients are referred to Cardiac Rehabilitation (CR) Services. The NHMRC and HFA state that CR can reduce readmission by 56% and death by 30% within the first year following a cardiac event. ACRA (2014) recommend that CR services collect and report on clinical data and key performance indicators for quality improvement and benchmarking. Corrigendum to ‘411. Outcomes of SWSLHD Nurse Led Cardiac Rehabilitation Programs: Uptake and Completion Rates for 2019’ [Heart, Lung and Circulation, Volume 30 Supplement 3 (2021) Page S281]Heart, Lung and CirculationVol. 31Issue 5PreviewWe regret that the presenting author was inadvertently listed as first author. Please see the updated author list, ordered by author contribution/convention: Full-Text PDF
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