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Heart Foundation Half of all heart attack patients struggle to resume daily activities like housework, gardening or walking or jogging to similar levels before their heart attack, Heart Foundation data says. In a survey of more than 400 heart attack survivors, close to 40 per cent of patients said they can do some physical activity but not to the same level as before their heart attack. One in seven said they can’t do any physical activity. Harkness resident and retired disability worker, 68-year-old Maryann Self credits her three Heart Foundation walking groups for helping her stay active after her open-heart surgery. ....
Heart Foundation Thousands of Australians at risk of a life-threatening heart attack or stroke will be able to see their GP for a Medicare-subsidised Heart Health Check for another two years. The Heart Foundation has applauded the Federal Government’s decision to extend the temporary MBS items until 2023, but will continue to push for Heart Health Checks to be covered by Medicare permanently. The leading heart health body also says it will continue to fight for more funding to tackle heart disease – Australia’s single biggest killer. Heart Foundation Group CEO, Adjunct Professor John Kelly, says Heart Health Checks save lives and money. ....
Heart Foundation If you’re a woman and have a heart attack in Australia you’re less likely than a man to receive the same life-saving treatment, be given advice on how to manage your heart health or be referred to and attend cardiac rehabilitation. A survey of more than 400 heart attack survivors by the Heart Foundation has found that women were less likely than men to receive advice on how to control or reduce their risk factors for heart disease (76% vs. 85%) or be referred to and attend cardiac rehabilitation after leaving hospital (39% vs. 51%). This lack of advice contributed to more female heart attack survivors being less satisfied with the healthcare they received (44% vs. 57%) and more likely to have their mental health affected because of their heart attack (80% vs. 69%). ....
New figures released today by the Heart Foundation show Australians who left school early, Tasmanians, South Australians and those living in regional and. ....