Let's Talk ICCPR Podcast
Let's Talk ICCPR Podcast is developed by the International Council of Cardiovascular Prevention and Rehabilitation (ICCPR) to explore and discuss key topics in cardiovascular prevention and rehabilitation. Featuring interviews with global experts, clinicians, researchers, and patient advocates, the podcast aims to foster knowledge-sharing across the cardiovascular care community, providing listeners with actionable strategies to enhance care quality and patient outcomes.
Host: Dr Dion Candelaria
Music: Prof John Buckley
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Let's Talk ICCPR Podcast
Latest Episodes
Episode 8. Cardiac Rehabilitation in Chronic Disease: From Kidney Care to Digital Innovation
In this episode, ICCPR welcomes Dr. Kouidi to discuss exercise-based cardiac rehabilitation across chronic cardiac and kidney disease populations. She shares insights on long-term interventions, behavioral change in real-world practice, and eme...
Episode 7. Uplifting Cardiac Rehabilitation: Focus on Quality and Collaboration
Join Dr Dion Candelaria as he steps into the guest seat for a special episode of the ICCPR Podcast! Usually the one asking tough questions, Dion flips the script with host Dr Gabriela Ghisi for a candid conversation about his journey from clini...
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Episode 6. Rethinking Cardiac Rehabilitation: The Path Forward in Secondary Prevention
In this episode, ICCPR welcomes Prof Julie Redfern as she shares her journey to becoming an international leader in cardiac rehabilitation. She reflects on the motivations behind the World Heart Federation Roadmap, the importance of rethinking ...
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Episode 5. Multidisciplinary Teams: Lessons from Low-Resource Settings
In this episode, ICCPR Friend Farzana Amir Hashmi shares her inspiring journey as a leader in cardiac rehabilitation and allied health in Pakistan. She reflects on what drew her to preventive cardiology, the evolving role of allied health profe...
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