Spirit Health Group® and its member hospitals have provided the tracking tools below to help you monitor and record your progress on goals developed between you and your clinician. These tools are also found in the HeartCaring Workbook provided by your doctor or clinician. Please download and print the forms below to continue tracking your progress once you’ve filled in the pages in the Workbook. Be sure to take all materials and pages with you when you return to your doctor or clinician. The details you track help paint a full picture of your health and progress – important information as you and your clinician partner to improve your health and monitor any current or pre-dispositions to cardiovascular diseases and conditions. Visit www.dbsalliance.org for a depression self-screening tool that you can print and share with your clinician to discuss whether or not depression is playing a role in your health and in your life. Find a More Heart-Healthy Balance in Your Life Download File Finding the Roots of Better Health Today Download File Are you at Risk for Cardiovascular Diseases Download File Track Your Exercise for a Lifetime of Health Download File Track Your Numbers Download File Track Your Numbers for a Lifetime of Health Download File Up Close and Personal Download File Mini-Dictionary of Cardiovascular Terms Click Here

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