Increasing Referral and Participation Rates to Outpatient Cardiac Rehabilitation: The Valuable Role of Healthcare Professionals in the Inpatient and Home Health Settings
Authors:
- Ross ArenaRARoss Arena
- Mark WilliamsMWMark Williams
- Daniel E. FormanDFDaniel E. Forman
- Lawrence P. CahalinLCLawrence P. Cahalin
- Lola CokeLCLola Coke
- Jonathan MyersJMJonathan Myers
- Larry HammLHLarry Hamm
- Penny Kris-EthertonPKPenny Kris-Etherton
- Reed HumphreyRHReed Humphrey
- Vera BittnerVBVera Bittner
- Carl J. LavieCLCarl J. Lavie
- 13 March 2012
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Wolters Kluwer Health in Circulation
- Vol. 125 (10) , 1321-1329
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