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I John Buckley DO NOT have a financial interestarrangement or affiliation with any healthcare related companies that could be perceived as a real or apparent conflict of interest in the context of the subject of this presentation ID: 1041613

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2. Disclosure Statement of Financial InterestI, John Buckley, DO NOT have a financial interest/arrangement or affiliation with any healthcare related companies that could be perceived as a real or apparent conflict of interest in the context of the subject of this presentation.

3. Please attend our symposium tomorrow at 0830 hrs

4. Thank youHFATWEspecially Dr Eduardo Rivas Estany, Cuba

5. OutlineReview Our historyOur aimsOur achievements since conception in 2010Where we’re going or would like to go….

6. 2009Share communication resources

7. 2010October, 2010Dr Darren WarburtonLet’s go global with our CACR-BACPR communications and form a GAP for CR

8. 2010 – 2013GAP-CR / ICCPR Programme and research primer funding$30,000 US from CIHRGrant leads: Darren Warburton UBC, VancouverSherry Grace, York Univ’ Toronto

9. Vancouver, October, 2011Inaugural International Symposium of starting GAP-CR

10. Autumn 2011 GAP-CR Charter at AACVPR, Anaheim, California, USADr Jim Stone (CACR), Dr Bonnie Sanderson (AACVPR)

11. 2012 Charter finalised and endorsed

12. 2012Charter accepted/present at WCC, 2012, DubaiBACPR, Edinburgh

13. January – May 2013ICCPR EstablishedCharter published in JCRPAssociated International member of WHF16 Endorsing member associations of ICCPR

14. J Cardiopulmon Rehabil Prevent, 2013; 33:128-131

15. 2013ICCPR, a leadership group member of ESC/EACPR led CVD Global Alliance on PreventionNow the WHF Global Alliance

16. April 2014, 20 Association Members

17. Visit uswww.globalcardiacrehab.com

18. ICCPR AimsTo bring together national associations from around the world, to harmonize efforts in promoting cardiovascular prevention and rehabilitation To work towards on-going consensus among national associations globally, regarding the internationally-common core elements and standards of cardiovascular disease prevention and rehabilitationTo promote cardiovascular prevention and rehabilitation as an essential, not optional service to ensure broader access to these proven services; To support low and middle-income countries to establish and augment programs of cardiovascular prevention and rehabilitation (e.g., technical support, sharing tools), adapted to local needs and conditions, and To consider and communicate the emerging evidence base for cardiac rehabilitation, and support research in this field.

19. WHO Prioritized Research Agenda for Prevention and Control of NCDsTop 20 priority areas:Research to assess gaps in availability and affordability of CR, and develop strategies to address these gaps19http://whqlibdoc.who.int/publications/2011/9789241564205_eng.pdf; 2011

20. Other Priority Areas where ICCPR aims to contributeResearch to identify contextual factors in relation to KT to facilitate research use, including policy diffusion and readiness and capacity of health systems to accept and implement policies and programmesResearch to define health system-related opportunities and barriers to access for rehabilitation, and develop feasible and integrated approaches to apply cost-effective CR/NCD interventions at all levels of health careResearch to develop cost-effective approaches to deliver patient education, improve adherence and strengthen self-care20

21. For details on our developing workPlease attend our Symposium, tomorrow 7th May - 0830 hrsThank you