Cardiac rehabilitation is a comprehensive program designed to improve the cardiovascular health and overall well-being of individuals who have experienced heart-related events or procedures. It involves a combination of exercise training, education, lifestyle modifications, and psychosocial support. Exercise physiology plays a crucial role in cardiac rehabilitation programs, focusing on the physiological responses and adaptations to exercise.
Ø Exercise Physiology and Prescription
Ø Nutrition and Dietary Strategies
Ø Psychological and Emotional Support
Ø Lifestyle Modifications for Heart Health
Ø Smoking Cessation and Substance Abuse
Ø Community-Based Programs and Patient Education
Related Conferences: Heart Diseases and Cardiology Conferences | World Cardiac Surgery Conference | Nursing Care and Cardiology Conference | European Cardiac Surgery Conference | Pediatric Cardiology Conferences | Cardiac Disorders and Cardiology Conferences | Cardiac Surgery Conferences | Medical Interventions and Cardiology Conference | Cardiology Conferences | Cardiovascular Diseases and Cardiology Conferences | Cardiovascular Research and Clinical Cardiology Conferences
Related Journals: Journal of Heart and Cardiovascular Research | Journal of Cholesterol and Heart Disease | Journal of Hypertension and Heart Care | Journal of Coronary Heart Diseases | Journal of Heart Lung and Circulation | Journal of Heart and Cardiovascular Research | Journal of Invasive and Non-Invasive Cardiology | Journal of Interventional and General Cardiology | Insights in Pediatric Cardiology
Related Associations and Societies: European Heart Network | American Heart Association | National Heart Foundation of Australia | World Heart Federation | Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada | Women's Heart Foundation | Global Heart Hub | The Children’s Heart Foundation | Cardiology Society of India | Italian Society of Cardiology | The Egyptian Society of Cardiology | Luxembourg Society of Cardiology.
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