The phrase "access to heart" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a metaphorical context, perhaps discussing emotional or personal connections, but clarity is essential.
Example: "In order to truly connect with others, one must have access to the heart and understand their feelings."
Alternatives: "emotional connection" or "access to emotions".
For patients with end-stage heart disease, the access to heart transplantation is limited due to the shortage of donor organs and to the potential for rejection of the donated organ.
Clinicians wanting timely access to heart failure evidence to provide optimal patient care can face many challenges in locating this evidence.
Therefore, its use may be of interest for FAC patients and those at age beyond 65 years with no access to heart transplantation.
The game system would have access to heart rate, galvanic skin response, and eye movement signals, so the game could respond to a player's emotional state or guess his or her level of situation awareness by monitoring eye movements.
Some respondents reported their concerns about the lack of sustainability when projects end, lack of standardisation and evidence-base, dependency on drug companies, duplication of efforts and lack of access to heart failure consumer resources by patients admitted to general medical wards.
Russian doctors without access to heart-lung machines have done open-heart surgery by cooling patients in ice until circulation stops.
To rid your life of the enemies hold and access to your heart, don't give up and allow your heart to be affected by the devil.
A validated heart failure filter is now available to support health professionals seeking reliable and efficient access to the heart failure literature.
Kika Markham, inimitably inward, whose mouth seems to have direct access to her heart, tells of and shows the dimming of light that is depression: the occlusion, the inability to move, the pointlessness of moving your mouth to "do talking".
Nobody expected any other result in the documentary section: Asif Kapadia's Amy is an overwhelmingly powerful picture which comes as close as any such film could to giving direct and unmediated access to the heart and mind of Amy Winehouse.
