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Our patient education tools and handouts are an important way to influence your patients' health.
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Our provider tools are designed for cardiovascular nurses to use to improve their clinical practice.
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Continuing Education Made Simple
Continuing education resources to provide evidence-based care in the fast-changing world of cardiovascular nursing
Behavior Change Mini-Certificate
Changing behaviors is never easy, and it takes a concerted effort on the part of both you and your patients. This cardiovascular disease behavior change mini-certificate will develop your skills…
Learn MoreBest Practices in Stroke Prevention
Earn 0.75 CE contact hours, including 0.25 pharmacology, in this online course learning about best practices in stroke prevention. Thomas Brott, MD will review the prevalence and epidemiology of stroke,…
Learn MoreInterpreting and Applying the 12 Lead ECG in Clinical Settings
Interpreting ECG results have become increasingly important in the treatment of cardiovascular disease. In this two-hour course, learn from Dr. Caroline Miller Reilly on how to interpret and apply the…
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Three Cheers for Thirty Years of Cardiovascular Nursing Symposia!
Susan Halli Demeter and Lisa Maher, PCNA’s current and incoming board Presidents, reflect on PCNA’s three decades of service to the cardiovascular nursing community and peek ahead to the future.…
Read MoreImpact of Processed Food on Heart Health
Cardiovascular disease (CVD), particularly atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease (ASCVD), remains the leading cause of death on a global scale.[i],[ii] CVD is also the leading cause of death in patients with type…
Read MoreBlood Clot Awareness Month
Every March, Blood Clot Awareness Month provides cardiovascular health care professionals with an opportunity to refresh their knowledge, and help patients better understand—and reduce—their risk. Blood Clot Development When a…
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