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As a busy nurse, you may wonder how you can best manage your time while maximizing productivity and quality of care. We’ve created this handy list of time management tips for busy nurses to help you do just that.
Read More »PCNA was proud to join the PAD Task Force is Washington, DC to to call for policies that address Peripheral Artery Disease. Read the press release issued by the Task Force.
Read More »We talked to PCNA’s representative that helped develop the new Hypertension Guidelines. Cheryl Dennision Himmelfarb shared how the nursing perspective impacted the guidelines and how nurses will help shape their implementation.
Read More »Looking for information on how to handle difficult coworkers? Check out five techniques for building bridges in challenging times here.
Read More »Looking for the benefits and importance of online continuing education for nurses? Check out six reasons to choose web-based learning to help you deepen your expertise here.
Read More »PCNA convened a Job Panel Analysis Task Force to evaluate what exactly preventive cardiovascular nurses do. This data will help PCNA in creating the most useful content for nurses.
Read More »According to the American College of Cardiology, patients with diabetes can decrease their cardiovascular risk by taking certain diabetes medications. Health care providers working in preventive cardiology can improve cardiovascular outcomes by becoming more involved in the management of patients with diabetes.
Read More »Looking for self-care ideas for nurses? Discover five ways to boost your well-being with a healthy dose of TLC designed just for you here.
Read More »The Preventive Cardiovascular Nurses Association has joined with eight other national nursing organizations as a member of the Nursing Collaborative on Climate Challenge and Health.
Read More »Exercise is Medicine® is committed to the idea that exercise and physical activity are integral to the prevention and treatment of chronic diseases. The program also focused on the low physical activity in health care providers and the need for providers to counsel patients at office visits.
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