The Country Heart Attack Prevention (CHAP) Project, led by Flinders Caring Futures Institute researcher Professor Robyn Clark with funding from the National Health and Medical Research Council, is […]
Hundreds of South Australians suffering from atrial fibrillation stand to benefit from a clinical trial led by Caring Futures Institute member, Professor Jeroen Hendriks. The Central […]
Health consumers and clinicians have endorsed a cardiac rehabilitation program led by the Country Heart Attack Prevention (CHAP) project within the Caring Futures Institute. The RECOMMEND […]
Participation in arts and cultural activities could help improve the health and wellbeing of regional communities, researchers at the Flinders Caring Futures Institute say. Professor Robyn […]
A mobile phone app that remotely monitors the heart rate and rhythm of patients with diagnosed cardiac arrhythmias has been adopted across 14 European countries. A […]
Professor Robyn Clark, leader of the Caring Futures Institute’s Better Care theme, presents a Flinders BRAVE lecture on patient care in the digital age. Professor Clark […]
The impact of the global pandemic on cardiac rehabilitation in South Australia is being assessed by researchers from Flinders University’s Caring Futures Institute. Experts say they […]
Patients with heart rhythm problems (specifically atrial fibrillation) are using a mobile phone app to remotely monitor their heart rate and rhythm and avoid in-hospital appointments […]
Caring Futures Institute research lead Professor Robyn Clark has received her third significant grant in a matter of months, further strengthening the institute’s body of work […]