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Heart

TitleBlood transfusion
Publication no.DOH - 8165
Publication date01/12/2007
Review date01/12/2010
AuthorClinical Excellence Commission
SummaryDonated blood is separated after donation into a number of important components or parts, and it is usually one of these components that is transfused.
LanguagesArabic, Chinese, Croatian, English, Farsi, Greek, Indonesian, Italian, Korean, Sinhalese, Vietnamese
TitleBone Marrow Biopsy
Publication no.AHS - 8465
Publication date16/06/2008
Review date16/06/2011
AuthorSESIAHS
SummaryPost Procedure Instructions for Patients
LanguagesArabic, Chinese, English, Greek, Italian, Vietnamese
TitleChest pain: is it just indigestion or a heart attack?
Publication no.BHC - 5235
Publication date26/04/1999
Review date30/01/2008
AuthorNSW Health
SummaryHow to recognise symptoms of a heart attack and what to do if they occur.
LanguagesArabic, Bosnian, Chinese, Croatian, English, Italian, Korean, Macedonian, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, Thai, Turkish, Vietnamese
TitleChildren who are having heart surgery
Publication no.AHS - 7555
Publication date01/06/2004
Review date
AuthorSydney Children's Hospital & Westmead Ch
SummaryInformation for parents of children having heart surgery at the Sydney Children's Hospital. Includes information on what to expect before and after surgery, and what services and facilities are available for families in the hospital.
LanguagesArabic, Chinese, English, Spanish, Vietnamese
TitleEating well to prevent heart disease and stroke
Publication no.AHS - 7080
Publication date02/05/2003
Review date
AuthorSWSAHS
SummaryA guide to healthy eating to prevent heart disease and stroke. Includes eating tips for lowering cholesterol and blood pressure, controlling blood sugar and losing weight.
LanguagesArabic, English, Vietnamese
TitleHeart Disease - how treatments can help
Publication no.BHC - 6095
Publication date01/05/2002
Review date30/01/2008
AuthorNSW Health
SummaryA guide to the causes of artery problems, how they contribute to heart disease, and how they can be treated.
LanguagesArabic, Chinese, Croatian, Czech, English, Farsi, Greek, Italian, Macedonian, Maltese, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, Turkish, Vietnamese
TitleHeart attack - know the warning signs and act immediately
Publication no.BHC - 3310
Publication date29/04/1996
Review date30/01/2008
AuthorNSW Health
SummaryRecognising the symptoms of heart attack and what to do. Reducing the risk of heart disease. Information on heart-lung resuscitation courses.
LanguagesChinese, English, Italian, Serbian, Spanish, Turkish
TitleHeart health and cardiac rehabilitation
Publication no.DOH - 5585
Publication date01/04/2000
Review date30/01/2008
AuthorNSW Health
SummaryInformation about heart health, including risk factors for coronary heart disease, and how people can recover from heart disease with the help of cardiac rehabilitation services.
LanguagesArabic, English, Greek, Italian, Russian, Spanish
TitleHow to keep your blood pressure healthy
Publication no.BHC - 3765
Publication date29/09/1997
Review date21/10/2008
AuthorNSW Health
SummaryWhy high blood pressure harms health. Preventing high blood pressure.
LanguagesArabic, Chinese, Croatian, English, Italian, Khmer, Korean, Macedonian, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, Thai, Turkish, Vietnamese
TitleLiving well with chronic heart failure
Publication no.OTH - 8460
Publication date01/12/2008
Review date01/12/2011
AuthorHeart Foundation
SummaryChronic heart failure is an ongoing condition in which the heart muscle is weakened and can not pump as well as it normally does. While it can be life-threatening, you can control the symptoms, avoid unnecessary hospital visits and live a longer, healthier life by taking charge of your condition and working in partnership with your healthcare team.
LanguagesArabic, Chinese, Croatian, English, Greek, Italian, Korean, Macedonian, Maltese, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Serbian, Spanish, Turkish, Vietnamese
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