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  • 7. Engaging women from South Asian communities in cardiac rehabilitation.
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  • 9. Cardiac rehabilitation for women: a systematic review.
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  • 11. Women's preferences for cardiac rehabilitation program model: a randomized controlled trial.
    Andraos C, Arthur HM, Oh P, Chessex C, Brister S, Grace SL.
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    Davidson P, Digiacomo M, Zecchin R, Clarke M, Paul G, Lamb K, Hancock K, Chang E, Daly J, Heart Awareness for Women Program Investigators.
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  • 16. Facilitated peer support in breast cancer: a pre- and post-program evaluation of women's expectations and experiences of a facilitated peer support program.
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  • 17. Factors influencing enrollment in a cardiac rehabilitation exercise program.
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  • 19. Women with heart disease: can the common-sense model of illness help?
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  • 20. Program participation and physical activity maintenance after cardiac rehabilitation.
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