Publications
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To order our publications, please call the Heart Foundation Helpline on 13 11 12. We also have available for order from our online shop a wide range of brochures covering information about your heart, healthy eating and physical activity.
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All Heart Foundation publications and resources are subject to copyright. If you would like to reproduce or use material from any of these resources, you must make a request to copyright@heartfoundation.org.au. The Heart Foundation reserves the right to refuse requests to reproduce or use materials from our resources.
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Absolute risk
- Australian cardiovascular risk charts
Printable colour charts to use in your practice
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Active living
- View online
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- Global Matrix 2.0 Physical activity rankings 2016 View online
- Active living impact checklist
- Moving people 2030: A transport plan for a productive and active Australia
- Neighbourhood walkability checklist
- Physical activity and energy balance, 2007
- Physical activity in patients with cardiovascular disease: management algorithm and information for general practice, 2006
- Promoting physical activity—Ten recommendations from the Heart Foundation, 2001
- Safe speed evidence review
- Streets for people
- The Active Healthy Kids Australia 2014 Report Card on Physical Activity for Children and Young People (Longform)
- The Active Healthy Kids Australia 2014 Report Card on Physical Activity for Children and Young People (Shortform)
- Move it: Australia’s healthy transport options
- Low density development: Impacts on physical activity and associated health outcomes
- An Australian vision for active transport
- Blueprint for an active Australia, 2014
- Creating healthy neighbourhoods
- Does density matter? The role of density in creating walkable neighbourhoods
- Good for business (SA - discussion paper)
- Healthy by design (Tasmania)
- Healthy spaces and places
- Low density development
- The built environment and walking (position statement)
Government and community actions to increase population levels of physical activity and reduce sedentary behaviour in Australia, 2014-2017 (second edition)
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Acute coronary syndromes
- Australian acute coronary syndromes capability framework 2015
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- Summary report from the national acute coronary syndromes implementation forum, 2007
- Implementation of acute coronary syndrome guidelines in Australia, updated 2009
- NHFA and CSANZ Australian Clinical Guidelines for the Management of Acute Coronary Syndromes 2016 document (full version)
To support the national delivery of evidence-based care for those experiencing acute coronary syndromes irrespective of where they live in Australia.
A framework for overcoming disparities in management of acute coronary syndromes in the Australian Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander population, 2014
2011 addendum to the National Heart Foundation of Australia/Cardiac Society of Australia and New Zealand guidelines for the management of acute coronary syndromes (ACS) 2006
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Antioxidants
- Position statement references: Antioxidants in food, drinks and supplements for cardiovascular health, updated 2010
- Position statement: Antioxidants in food, drinks and supplements for cardiovascular health, updated 2010
- Q&A for professionals: Antioxidants in food, drinks and supplements for cardiovascular health, 2010
- Summary of evidence: Antioxidants in food, drinks and supplements for cardiovascular health, updated 2010
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Arrhythmias
- Arrhythmias booklet
Heart arrhythmias: Understanding abnormal heart rhythm (PDF)
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Atrial fibrillation
- Atrial Fibrillation
Understanding abnormal heart rhythm
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Cardiac rehabilitation
- Cardiac rehabilitation factsheet
- Improving cardiac rehabilitation in Australia, 2014
- Increasing density in Australia: Maximising the health benefits and minimising harm
- Recommended framework for cardiac rehabilitation, 2004
- Toolkit for improving cardiac rehabilitation and heart failure services
Part of the Toolkit for improving cardiac rehabilitation and heart failure services
The Heart Foundation’s cardiac rehabilitation advocacy strategy.
By the National Heart Foundation of Australia and Australian Cardiac Rehabilitation Association
An expert guide to clinical practice for secondary prevention of coronary heart disease.
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Chronic heart failure
- A systematic approach to chronic heart failure care consensus statement recommendations, 2013
- Living well with chronic heart failure information sheet - Maltese
- Living well with chronic heart failure information sheet - Polish
- Living well with chronic heart failure information sheet - Portuguese
- Living well with chronic heart failure information sheet - Russian
- Living well with chronic heart failure information sheet - Serbian
- Living well with chronic heart failure information sheet - Simplified Chinese
- Living well with chronic heart failure information sheet - Spanish
- Living well with chronic heart failure information sheet - Traditional Chinese
- Living well with chronic heart failure information sheet - Turkish
- Living well with chronic heart failure information sheet - Vietnamese
- Multidisciplinary care for people with chronic heart failure: Principles and recommendations for best practice, 2010
- Living well with chronic heart failure information sheet - Macedonian
- Living well with chronic heart failure information sheet - Korean
- Living well with chronic heart failure information sheet - Italian
- A systematic approach to chronic heart failure care: a consensus statement, 2013
- Diagnosis and management of chronic heart failure: quick reference guide, updated 2011
- Guidelines for the prevention, detection and management of chronic heart failure in Australia, updated 2011
- Living every day with my heart failure
- Living well with chronic heart failure
- Living well with chronic heart failure information sheet - Arabic
- Living well with chronic heart failure information sheet - Croatian
- Living well with chronic heart failure information sheet - English
- Living well with chronic heart failure information sheet - Greek
Themes, principles and action-based recommendations section of the consensus statement
For people with chronic heart failure and their carers. How to minimise symptoms and when to get help.
For people with chronic heart failure and their carers. How to minimise symptoms and when to get help.
For people with chronic heart failure and their carers. How to minimise symptoms and when to get help.
For people with chronic heart failure and their carers. How to minimise symptoms and when to get help.
For people with chronic heart failure and their carers. How to minimise symptoms and when to get help.
For people with chronic heart failure and their carers. How to minimise symptoms and when to get help.
For people with chronic heart failure and their carers. How to minimise symptoms and when to get help.
For people with chronic heart failure and their carers. How to minimise symptoms and when to get help.
For people with chronic heart failure and their carers. How to minimise symptoms and when to get help.
For people with chronic heart failure and their carers. How to minimise symptoms and when to get help.
To help health professionals and policy makers establish and maintain best-practice chronic heart failure management programs in Australia.
For people with chronic heart failure and their carers. How to minimise symptoms and when to get help.
For people with chronic heart failure and their carers. How to minimise symptoms and when to get help.
For people with chronic heart failure and their carers. How to minimise symptoms and when to get help.
The core principles and action-based recommendations required to drive a systematic approach to heart failure care in Australia.
Derived from the Guidelines for the prevention, detection and management of chronic heart failure in Australia
Medical Journal of Australia website
To help people with chronic heart failure better understand and manage their condition.
For people with chronic heart failure and their carers. How to minimise symptoms and when to get help.
For people with chronic heart failure and their carers. How to minimise symptoms and when to get help.
For people with chronic heart failure and their carers. How to minimise symptoms and when to get help.
For people with chronic heart failure and their carers. How to minimise symptoms and when to get help.
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Coronary heart disease
- Reducing risk in heart disease, updated 2012
- Reducing risk in heart disease summary guide, updated 2012
- Managing my heart health: At a glance record card
- View online
- Secondary prevention of cardiovascular disease, 2010
An expert guide to clinical practice for secondary prevention of coronary heart disease.
Summary of our expert guide to clinical practice for secondary prevention of coronary heart disease - summary guide
Download extra copies of the record card that comes with Managing my heart health
Clinician resources for cardiac rehabilitation and heart failure management. Access evidence-based guidelines, templates, protocols, calculators, patient resources and videos. Supported by Queensland Health and the Heart Foundation. Visit http://www.heartonline.org.au
Actions for governments, health system planners, policy makers, health professionals and consumers to achieve the best health outcomes for Australians with diagnosed cardiovascular disease.
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Depression
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- Coronary heart disease, anxiety and depression
- Depression in patients with coronary heart disease: A practical tool for screening your patients, 2013
- Depression in patients with coronary heart disease: screening, referral and treatment, 2014
- Physical activity and depression, 2007
- Psychosocial risk factors for coronary heart disease consensus statement, 2013
- Psychosocial risk factors for coronary heart disease, 2014
- Screening, referral and treatment for depression in patients with coronary heart disease consensus statement, 2013
A Mental Health professional Network webinar recording
beyondbue fact sheet
Powerpoint presentation
Medical Journal of Australia website
Powerpoint presentation
Medical Journal of Australia website
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Dietary fats
- A review of the relationships between dietary fat and overweight/obesity, 2003
- Position statement on dietary fat and overweight/obesity, 2003
- Position statement references: Dietary fats and dietary sterols for cardiovascular health, 2009
- Position statement: Dietary fats and dietary sterols for cardiovascular health, 2009
- Q&A: Dietary fats and dietary cholesterol and heart health, 2009
- Summary of evidence: Dietary fats and dietary cholesterol for cardiovascular health, 2009
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Food supply
- A healthier serve: The Heart Foundation’s guide to healthier catering,
- Rapid review of evidence: The supermarket as an environment for facilitating dietary behaviour change, 2012
- Australians and front of pack labelling. What we want, what we need, 2010
- Rapid review of the evidence: Effectiveness of food reformulation as a strategy to improve population health, 2012
- Australians and front of pack labelling: What we want, what we need,
- Spreads in the current Australian market: butter, dairy blends and margarine spreads, 2010
- Breads in the current Australian market: sodium and fibre content report
- Whole milk vs fat-modified milk in the current Australian market: a comparison of nutritional content and market share, 2010
- Front of pack labelling: an agreed public health position, 2009
- Nurtition labelling on menus in South Australia
- Nutrition labelling on menus, 2010
- Rapid review of evidence: The need for nutrition labelling on menus, 2010
Originally published in Food Australia 62 (7): 304-306, July 2010. Reproduced with permission
Originally published in Food Australia 62 (10): 438-440, October 2010. Reproduced with permission.
Originally published in Food Australia 62 (4): 134-136, April 2010. Reproduced with permission
Originally published in Food Australia 62 (7): 304-306, July 2010. Reproduced with permission.
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Healthier Oils
- Guide for Food Outlets Arabic
- Guide for Food Outlets Chinese Simplified
- Guide for Food Outlets Thai
- Guide for Food Outlets Vietnamese
- At a Glance Arabic
- At a Glance Chinese Simplified
- At a Glance Thai
- At a Glance Vietnamese
- Getting Started Arabic
- Getting Started Thai
- Getting Started Chinese Simplified
- Getting Started Vietnamese
- FAQ’s Arabic
- FAQs Vietnamese
- FAQs Thai
- FAQ’s Chinese Simplified
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Healthy eating
- Get the good eating habit
- Heart Healthy Tips - Mandarin
- Healthy eating and drinking
- Heart Healthy Tips - Spanish
- Heart Healthy Tips - Arabic
- Heart Healthy Tips - Turkish
- Heart Healthy Tips - Croatian
- Heart Healthy Tips - Vietnamese
- Heart Healthy Tips - English
- Heart Healthy Tips - Greek
- Heart Healthy Tips - Italian
- Heart Healthy Tips - Macedonian
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Heart attack
- Physical activity after heart attack and heart surgery
- Recovering from a heart attack
- Heart attack warning signs action plan - Arabic
- Heart attack warning signs action plan - Croatian
- Heart attack warning signs action plan - Cantonese
- Heart attack warning signs action plan - English
- Heart attack warning signs action plan - Greek
- Heart attack warning signs action plan - Italian
- Heart attack warning signs action plan - Macedonian
- Heart attack warning signs action plan - Mandarin
- Heart attack warning signs action plan - Spanish
- Heart attack warning signs action plan - Turkish
- Heart attack warning signs action plan - Vietnamese
- Will you recognise your heart attack - Vietnamese
- Will you recognise your heart attack - Cantonese
- Will you recognise your heart attack - Croatian
- Will you recognise your heart attack - Greek
- Will you recognise your heart attack - Macedonian
- Will you recognise your heart attack - Mandarin
- Will you recognise your heart attack - Spanish
- Will you recognise your heart attack - Turkish
- Will you recognise your heart attack - Arabic
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