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JCRP is the only professional journal for the entire cardiovascular and pulmonary rehabilitation team.

Dedicated to the improvement of multidisciplinary clinical practice, JCRP provides high quality, current information to practitioners in the field. Original, peer-reviewed manuscripts cover all aspects of cardiac, peripheral vascular, and pulmonary rehabilitation. Editorial features include case reports, roundtables, regular nutrition updates, pharmacological reimbursement and management updates,

media reviews, and abstract summaries of current literature. Official Journal of the American Association of Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Rehabilitation and the Canadian Association of Cardiac Rehabilitation.

11/09/2025

In this landmark study by Dr. Gaalema et al., data from nearly 450,000 cardiac rehab patients nationwide was analyzed and it found that individuals who were smoking at the start of rehab gained significantly less fitness improvement and experienced worse depressive symptoms than those who never smoked or had quit. Explore the full study to learn how enhanced support for smokers can boost rehabilitation success and what clinicians and policymakers can do next: http://bit.ly/41MOZbb

09/09/2025

Struggling with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease—or supporting someone who is? This brand-new systematic review and network meta-analysis by Dr. Chen et al. sheds light on the most effective pulmonary rehabilitation strategies for both stable and post-exacerbation phases. Learn more here: http://bit.ly/4nrLkYO

28/08/2025

The new issue is here and ready for you to dive deep into the amazing and intriguing content it has to offer! Don't wait a moment longer, check out the new articles here: http://bit.ly/4n8VZYe

26/08/2025

New issue coming soon!! Keep an eye out for our next issue in the coming days.

21/08/2025

Maximal exercise tests can be overwhelming and intimidating for patients which is why Dr. Farris et al. have started the discussion around ideal communication of testing results and protocols in an attempt to decrease exercise-related anxiety and optimize the efficacy of exercise participation in CR. Join the discussion today: http://bit.ly/41bLElx

19/08/2025

Today's featured article really brings the heat as Dr. Chaseling et al. dig deep to better understand cardiac rehabilitation clinician knowledge and attitudes regarding the health impacts of heatwaves for people with CVD. Learn more about their study here: http://bit.ly/44Rhd6E

14/08/2025

Weren't able to make the 2025 Canadian Association of Cardiovascular Prevention and Rehabilitation Spring Conference? No worries, we have you covered! Follow the link below to check out all of the abstracts presented this year. Immerse yourself in the diverse topics and learn something new 😀🤗 https://bit.ly/4f11qVX

12/08/2025

Despite national attempts to improve referral and enrollment rates to cardiac rehabilitation, many barriers and challenges continue to exist. Lack of communication around cardiac rehab between patients and cardiologists may be a contributing factor to this disconnect. In this study, Dr. Chen et al. discuss their findings of comparing the odds of enrollment between inpatient, outpatient, and dual (inpatient and outpatient) referrals. Learn more here: https://bit.ly/414wWN9

07/08/2025

Don't miss this fantastic Invited Editorial by Drs. Menson& Gaalema as they discuss how long covid is impacting and shaping pulmonary rehabilitation. Learn more today: https://bit.ly/3GDaALT

05/08/2025

Cardiorespiratory fitness (CRF) & obesity are well-established risk factors. In this study, Dr. Raisi et al. examines the joint association these risk factors with all-cause and cardiovascular mortality. Can CRF mitigate the risks associated with obesity? Read here to find out! https://bit.ly/415I8ZP

31/07/2025

Cardiac rehabilitation services are not typically offered to patients post stroke, despite similar risk factors between the disease and CVD. Following prospective observational work from Majoni et al., they set out in this article to conduct a small randomized controlled trial of CR vs. usual care after TIA/MNDS in preparation for a definitive efficacy trial. Check out their findings here: https://bit.ly/4kQXSam

29/07/2025

Technology. Sometimes we love it, sometimes we hate it. Today, we love it as we learn from Dr. Tieliwaerdi et al. about machine learning, a branch of artificial intelligence, and its potential for predicting healthcare outcomes in various fields of medicine including cardiac rehabilitation. Learn more here: https://bit.ly/44QD90g

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JCRP is the only professional journal for the entire cardiovascular and pulmonary rehabilitation team. Dedicated to the improvement of multidisciplinary clinical practice, JCRP provides high quality, current information to practitioners in the field. Original, peer-reviewed manuscripts cover all aspects of cardiac, peripheral vascular, and pulmonary rehabilitation. Editorial features include case reports, roundtables, regular nutrition updates, pharmacological reimbursement and management updates, media reviews, and abstract summaries of current literature. Official Journal of the American Association of Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Rehabilitation and the Canadian Association of Cardiac Rehabilitation.