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ACC has tools to strengthen your partnership w/ your patients – not just on specific decisions but over a lifetime. Get up to date resources like decision aids, infographics, action plans & more w/ #CardioSmart content now at American College of Cardiology.

January 26th is Kawasaki Disease Awareness Day. We will be posting throughout the month to raise awareness. What is Kawasaki disease(KD)? #Kawasakidisease is the leading cause of acquired heart disease in Canadian children. Early detection is critical. kdcanada.org

It's time for us to recognize the health gaps women have been experiencing. Women's health has suffered enough. #FindingTheFractures Click here to learn how you can help us close the gaps in women's health: albertawomenshealthfoundation.org/our-impact

OMG- this is in 🇨🇦!!!"compared to having surgery with a female surgeon, those female patients who were treated by male surgeons had about a 15 % increase in adverse outcomes and a 30 % increase in the risk of death following surgery" cp24.com/news/female-pa… via @cp24

Wear Red Canada Key Message #2: #Heartattack symptoms go unrecognized in over 50% of women. Learn about the symptoms and help us raise awareness on February 13 #WearRedCanada. Visit WearRedCanada.ca for more info. #HerHeartMatters

Interview with the Ottawa Citizen about the risks of #snowstorm, snow shoveling and #heartattack. Feel free to share with others who stand to benefit from this information. Main takeaways in the thread below: ottawacitizen.com/news/local-new…

Attention Educators! Introducing, The ♥️ of the Matter: Let’s talk about women’s heart and vascular health. A 60-minute lesson plan targeting grade 8-11 students that focuses on understanding why women’s heart and vascular health is important. Sign up today! #HerHeartMatters

Please share! Seeking Canadian women 19+ for a study examining the feasibility of using a WebApp to self-monitor cardiac pain/discomfort/symptoms and manage women’s health and well-being. #cardiotwitter #HerHeartMatters #heartresearch #Canadianheart

Please share! Seeking Canadian women 19+ for a study examining the feasibility of using a WebApp to self-monitor cardiac pain/discomfort/symptoms and manage women’s health and well-being. #cardiotwitter #HerHeartMatters #heartresearch #Canadianheart

Thermometer is rising- almost halfway to our goal of recruiting 98 women living with cardiac symptoms for our web app study called at heart. Find out more: bit.ly/3CVfpcC #cardiotwitter #HerHeartMatters #heartresearch #Canadianheart

Just passed the halfway point in our recruitment! Looking for women across Canada living with cardiac symptoms for our web app study called "at heart". Find out more: bit.ly/3CVfpcC #cardiotwitter #HerHeartMatters #heartresearch #Canadianheart Monica Parry, NP (Adult), PhD, FAAN, FCAN, FAHA

Do you live with symptoms of heart disease? Recruiting women in Canada 19 for a study examining the feasibility of using a self-management WebApp to monitor cardiac pain/discomfort/symptoms. For more info: [email protected] fb.watch/cXNO_klRf0/ via facebookwatch

THREE MORE WEEKS of recruitment for this study. Hoping to enroll a few more women from across Canada. Please share. Thank you to those women who are taking part! #cardiotwitter #herheartmatters Monica Parry, NP (Adult), PhD, FAAN, FCAN, FAHA

Recruiting for this study until AUGUST 12. Hoping to enroll a few more women from across Canada. Please share. Thank you to those women who are taking part! #herheartmatters Jump In For Women's Heart Health Canadian Women's Heart Health Alliance (CWHHA) Monica Parry, NP (Adult), PhD, FAAN, FCAN, FAHA

There are data gaps in our understanding of the experiences of unpaid caregivers in Canada. This research team University of Toronto is looking for survey responses to better understand how race, ethnicity, sex, and gender shape caregivers’ well-being. To take part, visit unpaidcaregivers.ca

Are you an unpaid caregiver? Please consider engaging in this survey that considers intersectionality and SGBA! unpaidcaregivers.ca

Are you caring for someone at home - your home or their home? Our University of Toronto study is recruiting unpaid caregivers to complete our survey. Help us understand the health, well-being, and needs of unpaid caregivers in Canada. Details at the end of the short video.

Article in today's paper about this important study. Find out more at unpaidcaregivers.ca - click Get Started to take part. Looking for adults taking care of other adults at home- your home or theirs.