Episode 1. From Brazil to the world stage: Notes on leadership and connecting people (Dr Gabriela Ghisi)

Let's Talk ICCPR Podcast is developed by the International Council of Cardiovascular Prevention and Rehabilitation (ICCPR) to explore and discuss key topics in cardiovascular prevention and rehabilitation. Featuring interviews with global experts, clinicians, researchers, and patient advocates, the podcast aims to foster knowledge-sharing across the cardiovascular care community, providing listeners with actionable strategies to enhance care quality and patient outcomes.
Host: Dr Dion Candelaria
Music: Prof John Buckley

Episode 2. Advocacy in Action: Advancing Home-Based Cardiac Care (Dr Abraham Babu)

In this episode, Dr. Abraham Babu, ICCPR Vice-Chair, shares his passion for advocating cardiac rehabilitation in low-resource and low- to middle-income settings. He also discusses what inspires and excites him about working in the evolving field of cardiac rehabilitation. 

Host: Dr Dion Candelaria
Music: Prof John Buckley

Episode 3. The Future of Cardiac Rehabilitation: Towards a More Personalized Care (Prof John Buckley)

In this episode, ICCPR Founding Chair and current Executive Advisor for Governance Prof. John Buckley shares his passion in promoting exercise training in cardiac rehabilitation and highlights the importance of personalized care. He also reflects on the significant advancements in the field and what these mean for the future of cardiac rehabilitation.

Host: Dr Dion Candelaria
Music: Prof John Buckley

Episode 4. Building Trust: Key to Successful Advocacy and Partnership (Dr Lilian Mbau)

In this episode, ICCPR Friend Dr. Lilian Mbau shares her journey from medicine to Public Health and her work in driving real change through advocacy and partnership with policymakers in Kenya. 

Host: Dr Dion Candelaria
Music: Prof John Buckley

Episode 5. Multidisciplinary Teams: Lessons from Low-Resource Settings (Dr Farzana Amir Hashmi)

In this episode, ICCPR Friend Farzana Amir Hashmi shares her inspiring journey as a leader in cardiac rehabilitation and allied health in Pakistan. She reflects on what drew her to preventive cardiology, the evolving role of allied health professionals, and how multidisciplinary training has shaped her approach to patient care and leadership. She also spoke about the power of data in improving the quality of her cardiac rehabilitation program. 

Host: Dr Dion Candelaria
Music: Prof John Buckley