Secondary prevention: investment needed
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Poor rates of referral to cardiac rehabilitation are among the barriers to improving secondary prevention of cardiovascular disease, a report says.
The report, No Second Chances, from the Baker Heart and Diabetes Institute in Melbourne, argues that investment in secondary prevention is the most cost-effective way to tackle the disease, which has changed from being acute and fatal, to chronic and debilitating.