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Wellness Workshops Workshops. Workshop Calendar. Feeding Your Baby - Introducing Solid Food. Holiday Survival Skills Workshop. The Mediterranean Diet for Good Health. Programs and Services Programs and Services. Immunizations Flu Shots. This presentation will address the clinical presentation and associated triggers for SIC, review the differences between SIC and acute coronary syndrome and lastly, explore the outcomes and treatments for SIC.

This presentation will define the underlying pathophysiology of SCAD and how to recognize the clinical symptoms and signs. We will review the differences between SCAD and other causes of chest pain and lastly, distinguish the difference in diagnosis and management between SCAD and acute coronary syndrome ACS.

Najah Adreak, MD Research Assistant, Division of Cardiovascular Surgery University of British Columbia — Vancouver Campus Vancouver, BC. This presentation will highlight the differences between men and women with respect to heart failure, define and review the causes of heart failure, focus on the medical therapies used to treat heart failure with preserved ejection fraction HFpEF and finally, discuss the lifestyle modifications which are relevant to all heart failure patients.

Marie Del Rosario Winnipeg, MB. Experience Living with Heart Disease: Hear Marie's Story Listen to Marie's personal journey through the healthcare system from symptom recognition to heart failure diagnosis, treatment, and outcomes.

Stephanie Poon, MD, MSc, FRCPC Medical Co-Director, Heart Function and Rapid Cardiology Assessment Clinic Cardiologist, Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre Assistant Professor, University of Toronto Toronto, ON.

This presentation will highlight the concepts of cardiovascular risk in women, review the underlying mechanisms and increased future risk of pregnancy related risk factors such as preeclampsia and gestational diabetes and finally, review the gaps and optimal management strategies for these women.

Christine McNair Ottawa, ON. Kajenny Srivaratharajah, MD, MSc, FRCPC Cardiac Health and Rehabilitation Clinic at the Hamilton General Hospital Assistant Professor, Department of Medicine, McMaster University Hamilton, ON.

This presentation will explain the benefits of CR for women living with cardiovascular disease, identify barriers that deter women from participating in CR, describe factors that may increase women's participation in CR and lastly, summarize the main components of a CR program.

Charlotte Girard Otterburn Park, QC. April Pike, PhD, RN Associate Professor, School of Nursing Memorial University St. The University of Ottawa Heart Institute is the convening body of the Canadian Women's Heart Health Alliance, which is a network of experts and advocates from across Canada aiming to improve women's cardiovascular health across the lifespan.

Overarching Learning Objectives: Describe cardiac risk assessment in women. Discuss acute coronary syndrome in women. There are new Happy Hearts Maintenance classes at Champlain Heights Fitness Centre — contact for details.

Dunbar Community Centre, Kensington Community Centre, and Champlain Heights Community Centre. The cost is is equivalent to adult and senior rates for the regular Flexipass. The Vancouver General Hospital VGH Centre for Cardiovascular Health created Happy Hearts as community-based programs for people who have or are at risk of heart disease.

For more information about the program, contact Nick Pratap, Happy Hearts Coordinator at ext The Champlain Heights Community Centre is located at Maquinna Drive, Vancouver. Amenities include a youth centre, preschool childcare, indoor cycling, a dance studio, squash and racquetball courts, and a fitness centre with sauna.

Outside, there is a tennis court and playground. Kensington Community Centre amenities include a dance studio, pottery studio, indoor pool, fitness centre, gym, playground, and seniors centre. The centre is located at Dumfries St, Vancouver, BC.

The Dunbar Community Centre is located at Dunbar St, Vancouver, BC. Amenities include a fitness centre, dance studio, pottery programs for children, indoor cycling, tennis courts, outdoor sport courts, gymnasium, squash courts, darkroom and playground.

Currently, Champlain Heights Community Centre only offers the Happy Hearts Maintenance program. Find information about our 25 fitness centres; their services, amenities, equipment, costs, location, and more. We have nine indoor and five outdoor seasonal pools.

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Home Events Community Events "Heart Health". Date: Friday, March 22, Time: - p. Location: Peterborough Family Health Team King Street, 5th Floor, Peterborough Cost: Free This two-hour workshop teaches you about lifestyle choices that can help you manage your cholesterol and blood pressure and reduce your risk of heart disease.

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All rights reserved. Risks include high blood pressure, high cholesterol, diabetes or pre-diabetes, or a family history of heart disease. This is a 2-class series. Each month there is also one 2-hour class that includes class 1 and class 2 back-to-back.

Physical Activity Essentials and Preparing for Success are also recommended for persons taking the Heart Health program. Date: Tuesday, January 9, Time: p. Location: In-person at Access NorWest — Keewatin Street — Room Register: Location: In-person at Access Winnipeg West — Booth Drive — Room Register: Date: Friday, February 9, Time: p.

Dates: Thursday, February 15, Time: p. Location: In person at Access River East — Henderson Hwy Register: Dates: Thursday, February 29, Time: a. Location: Virtual Register: Date: Thursday, March 14, Time: p. Location: Virtual via Zoom Register: If you have questions about anything discussed, please see the Guide for a live session to attend, or contact the health professional that referred you to this program.

You can also ask questions of your doctor or other regular healthcare provider.