Cardiac Rehabilitation is essential aftercare for all patients after a cardiac intervention or cardiac event.
S&C follows BACPR Guidelines
Our Community Cardiac Rehabilitation offers a high value service service that increases patient participation, improves clinical outcomes and gets very positive feedback from patients
Patients fully engaging in cardiac rehabilitation means 26% less cardiac based mortality and 58% less cardiac based hospital readmission 
Community cardiac rehabilitation is well researched & offers real value to the NHS All our Cardiac rehabilitation classses will be running despite the cold weather, however if classes are cancelled we will call class members to tell them.
• Roads and pavements can be slippery and dangerous and we feel you should put your personal safety first.
• If your street or roads near you are not safe for travel then do not attempt to get to the class.
•Please ring and talk to Jonathan or leave a message on our answering service to tell us if you are unable to come to any Read More
There is a challenge that all new community services, and especially those wishing to offer efficient, value added and patient focussed services based on outcomes, will face in the process of commissioning. They will also face these challenges in the subsequent creation of patients pathways and services. In the new environment of GP consortia and the Care trusts moving to business support, what model should be used to act as a guideline for new services.
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We recently found this excellent book on heart disease which also comes in a pocket format, it explains things clearly and simply and is an ideal book for anyone who has had a cardiac event or intervention and/or for a family member wanting to come to a better understanding.
“Heart Disease for Dummies” (James M. Rippe M.D.)
“Heart Disease for Dummies Pocket Edition” (M.D. James M. Rippe) Read More
