Dr. Susie Cartlidge
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So in Queensland, they showed the opposite.
But I think that's because Queensland's a much bigger state with way more regional and rural areas.
We also showed that patients that stayed in hospital for more than three days were more likely to attend.
So I wonder there if that's the message is getting through.
There's more time to talk to them.
And conversely, we showed that the sicker patients, if they'd had cardiogenic shock, so very, very sick form of shock that's caused from the heart, they didn't go.
I think that's just a proxy for being unwell.
And if they'd had a previous stent or procedure, they didn't go either.
So those people probably really need to go even more.
But what is the solution?
I think the solution is, yeah, again, have to attack it multi-pronged.
And I think if patients could get into the programs a little bit sooner after discharge and we could have more capacity within the cardiac rehab system, which means more funding as well.
And we could get them in while they're still sort of on sick leave at home if they're someone that's working, while they're still thinking, holy moly, I've had a cardiac event, I need to start looking after myself better.
While they're still in that early phases of recovery, I think if we could catch them earlier, that would be more successful.
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