“…Adaptive health care delivery models and resource allocation would be required throughout the health care system [ 1 ]. Subsequently, nine comprehensive CSANZ Position or Consensus Statements [ [7] , [8] , [9] , [10] , [11] , [12] , [13] , [14] , [15] ] and an Executive Summary of a tenth [ 16 ], were fast-tracked to on-line publication in Heart, Lung and Circulation . Designed as “living documents” that would be revised as needed (e.g., when more detailed information became available), each Statement comprehensively outlined the changed models of care with respect to different aspects of cardiovascular practice: acute heart failure and assessing the critically ill [ 7 ] assessing suspected acute coronary syndromes [ 8 ], interventional cardiology services delivery [ 9 ], echocardiography services [ 10 ], management of cardiac electrophysiology and cardiac implantable electronic devices [ 11 ], genetic heart diseases [ 12 ], paediatric and congenital heart disease [ 13 ], cardiac rehabilitation and secondary prevention [ 14 ], rural and remote cardiology [ 15 ], and cardiovascular nursing [ 16 ].…”