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Heart · Guide

Dr. med. Frank Thomas Zerm

Medically responsible · Prof. of Health Science, JLI Geneva, cardiologist and electrophysiologist

3 November 2026

Updated: 5 November 2026

Medical review pending

Living Well and Safely with a Pacemaker

A 58-page guide from the Rhythm-Connect library, in English, German and French.

In short

What is Living Well and Safely with a Pacemaker?

Living Well and Safely with a Pacemaker (German original: Mit Herzschrittmacher gut und sicher leben) is a guide from the Rhythm-Connect library. Medically responsible for it is Dr. med. Frank Thomas Zerm, Prof. of Health Science, JLI Geneva, cardiologist and electrophysiologist, and it is published by RHYTHMOLOGICUM in Zurich. The current English edition is version 1.6 of 1 November 2026 and runs to 58 pages; the title is also written in German and French. It is organised in nine parts (A–I) with forty-six chapters, from “The clockwork” to “At the end of life”, and ends with the fill-in section “My personal pacemaker book”. In the library it belongs to the Heart theme world. You buy it and get access to it on Rhythm-Connect, where purchases, log-ins and programmes are kept; this page describes it. Rhythm-Connect puts a title on sale once its German, English and French texts have passed medical review. What the guide says medically is published here only after that review: MEDIZINISCHE FREIGABE AUSSTEHEND.

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How do I get Living Well and Safely with a Pacemaker?

Living Well and Safely with a Pacemaker is sold on Rhythm-Connect: the Buy button takes you to the title there. The price is shown on Rhythm-Connect once it is confirmed. If you already have an account, log in to Rhythm-Connect to manage your purchases.

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Contents

What does Living Well and Safely with a Pacemaker contain?

Format

Guide, 58 pages.

Edition and languages

English edition 1.6, 1 November 2026. Also written in German (Mit Herzschrittmacher gut und sicher leben) and French.

Structure

It is organised in nine parts (A–I) with forty-six chapters, from “The clockwork” to “At the end of life”, and ends with the fill-in section “My personal pacemaker book”.

  • A · Why my heart needs support
  • B · What my pacemaker can do
  • C · Implantation and the first weeks
  • D · Back on the move
  • E · Technology, travel and everyday life
  • F · Tests and treatments
  • G · Check-ups that explain something
  • H · The years that follow
  • I · My personal pacemaker book

Questions

Frequently asked questions

Who is behind Living Well and Safely with a Pacemaker?

Medically responsible: Dr. med. Frank Thomas Zerm, Prof. of Health Science, JLI Geneva, cardiologist and electrophysiologist. Publisher: RHYTHMOLOGICUM, Zurich.

In which languages is Living Well and Safely with a Pacemaker available?

The current edition is written in German, English and French. Rhythm-Connect puts the title on sale once all three language versions have passed medical review; until then its page on Rhythm-Connect offers a waiting list.

How do I buy Living Well and Safely with a Pacemaker?

Use the Buy button on this page. It takes you to Rhythm-Connect, where you buy the title and manage your access in your account.

I already bought Living Well and Safely with a Pacemaker. Where do I find it?

Log in to Rhythm-Connect with the Log in link on this page or in the navigation. Your purchases and your access are managed in your Rhythm-Connect account.

Is Living Well and Safely with a Pacemaker personal medical advice?

No. It contains general health information only, not personal medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.

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