The phrase "cardiac team" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a group of professionals (e.g. doctors and nurses) who specialize in treating cardiac (heart-related) health problems. For example, "The cardiac team at the hospital performed a successful angioplasty on the patient."
Thanks to the wonderful RVH cardiac team – everyone a star," he tweeted.
A series of tools were created and adopted by the cardiac team, to achieve information resonance.
A strategy for information technology development was devised, using an on site technology advisor to facilitate the integration of numerous cardiac team information sources.
Later that night his heart stops again and the cardiac team are called back in.
Apparently, his heart stopped during the operation not for long but they had to get the cardiac team in.
Apparently his heart stopped in theatre – not for long – but they had to get the cardiac team in.
We are transferred to Southampton General Hospital, home to one of Europe's finest paediatric cardiac teams.
While palliative care aims to improve outcomes from the point of diagnosis, palliative care skills are needed for good management in advanced stages, and dialogue and support between palliative care and cardiology should inform when to refer and to what extent generalist palliative care skills can be provided by cardiac teams.
The usual cardiac arrest team at the time had ward nurses assisting the arrest team.
To build up an effective local cardiac care team, on-site hands-on training and continuous on-demand support by the professional team from VNHI were very important.
There was a learning curve for a cardiac surgical team, and the morbidity and mortality rates were higher than now.
