Companion Resources
Companion resources provide additional information that is complimentary to selected CCS guidelines and statements. These resources include useful algorithms, links to supplementary material and offer a practical approach to patient care.
Infographics and Summary Cards
Our guideline-related infographics are a quick and easy way to access material from our recently published statements. Available as printable PDFs.
With CIEDs
Executive Summaries
Access guideline-related executive summaries using the links below. Available as printable PDFs.
CCS/CTS Position Statement on Pulmonary Hypertension
Practice and Patient Resources
Cardiac Services BC
Cardiac Services BC has created excellent practice resources for health care professionals to treat their heart failure patients, as well as patient resources for patients and their families.
Heart Failure Matters
Provides practical information for patients, families and caregivers. https://www.heartfailurematters.org/en_GB/
Living with Advanced Heart Failure: Coping with Symptoms and Uncertainty
Working in collaboration, The Heart Hub, Peter Munk Cardiac Centre, and Sinai Health have created a brand-new resource for patients and caregivers living with advanced heart failure.
This new guide, titled Living with Advanced Heart Failure: Coping with Symptoms and Uncertainty, provides patients and caregivers with tips on symptom management, self-care, and planning for the future. Explore the guide today and consider sharing it with your patients.
Ted Rogers Centre for Heart Research
Information for patients and researchers on the diagnosis, treatment and tools to help prevent, manage and survive heart failure. Available at: https://tedrogersresearch.ca/
My Health Checkup
Do you know your Cardiovascular Age? Take this short test supported by the Canadian Medical Association to get your results.
AF Modules
What is Atrial Fibrillation? (video from ULaval)
CJC Resource Centres
CJC Resource Centres provide additional information that is complimentary to selected CCS guidelines and position statements. They contain a variety of resources including author videos, related articles and patient information.
Visit www.onlineCJC.ca to find out more.