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This 3-sentence summary provides the key points about a heart health intervention program: The program identified risks for heart disease, educated participants about factors affecting heart health, and provided steps and resources to reduce individual risk. Participants are now encouraged to make ongoing lifestyle adjustments based on what they learned to further decrease their risk and protect their heart health long term. The document concludes by having participants write a plan and complete a post-survey to help continue their heart health journey.

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Conclusion
Heart Health Intervention
Program

This Program...
Identified your risks for heart disease
Informed you about heart health and the factors that affect it
Gave you steps and recommendations to reduce your individual risk
Provided you with resources to guide you

Now you are ready to
make better
decisions to improve
your heart health
Continue to make lifestyle adjustments
to decrease your risk
Come up with strategies based on what
you’ve learned
Heart Healthy Lifestyle Changes
https://www.heart.org/-/media/data-
import/downloadables/ls_fit_lifestylehlthier_20
16-ucm_300674.pdf

Additional Resources
Why is Health Insurance Important?
Doctor Appointments: Questions to Ask Your Doctor
Medication Information
Air Pollution and Heart Disease
Protect Your Heart in the Heat
Cold Weather and Cardiovascular Disease
Flu and Pneumonia Prevention
Illegal Drugs and Heart Disease
Menopause and Heart Disease
Sex and Heart Disease
Sleep Apnea and Heart Disease
Travel and Heart Disease
Answers by Heart Fact Sheets
Cardiovascular Conditions
Treatments and Tests
Lifestyle and Risk Reduction
Respuestas del Corazon

Final Assignments
Write down a plan to continue your heart health and lifestyle changes in the future
Program Post-Survey

Good luck on your heart health journey.
Thank you for participating
And

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Week 8

1. Conclusion Heart Health Intervention Program

2. This Program... Identified your risks for heart disease Informed you about heart health and the factors that affect it Gave you steps and recommendations to reduce your individual risk Provided you with resources to guide you

3. Now you are ready to make better decisions to improve your heart health Continue to make lifestyle adjustments to decrease your risk Come up with strategies based on what you’ve learned Heart Healthy Lifestyle Changes https://www.heart.org/-/media/data- import/downloadables/ls_fit_lifestylehlthier_20 16-ucm_300674.pdf

4. Additional Resources Why is Health Insurance Important? Doctor Appointments: Questions to Ask Your Doctor Medication Information Air Pollution and Heart Disease Protect Your Heart in the Heat Cold Weather and Cardiovascular Disease Flu and Pneumonia Prevention Illegal Drugs and Heart Disease Menopause and Heart Disease Sex and Heart Disease Sleep Apnea and Heart Disease Travel and Heart Disease Answers by Heart Fact Sheets Cardiovascular Conditions Treatments and Tests Lifestyle and Risk Reduction Respuestas del Corazon

5. Final Assignments Write down a plan to continue your heart health and lifestyle changes in the future Program Post-Survey

6. Good luck on your heart health journey. Thank you for participating And

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