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Here you will find different publications and useful links to support service planning and delivery.

There are documents providing support and guidance for healthcare professionals. Within the ‘useful links’ tab, you will find links to many other associations and networks relevant to the field of cardiovascular prevention and rehabilitation.

ACPICR members have full access to a range of patient leaflets, plus detailed and condition-specific guidance to support our ACPICR Standards document, plus they can access our ‘Role of the Physiotherapist’ and ‘Role of the Support Worker’ publications. Click to join.

Publications

Healthcare Professionals

The documents within this section are aimed at…

Useful Links

The ACPICR works closely with other cardiac networks…
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