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At each year’s Cardiovascular Nursing Symposium, PCNA recognizes individuals, a chapter, and an institution for their significant contributions to cardiovascular nursing and cardiovascular disease prevention and management. We are honored to…
Read More »Thank you to incoming PCNA President Erin Ferranti, PhD, MPH, RN, CDCES, FAHA, FPCNA, FAAN and outgoing President Lisa Maher, DNP, ARNP, FNP-BC, FPCNA for this article on prioritizing public…
Read More »In July 2025 PCNA’s Leadership Series will host a Lightning Talk⚡session with 3-5 nurses sharing their experience or work with combatting burnout across healthcare settings. Nurses are invited to share…
Read More »Thank you to Brenda Owusu, DNP, APRN, ANP-BC, FNP-BC and Diana Baptiste, DNP, RN, FPCNA, FAAN for this article on empowering cardiovascular nurses to engage in clinical research. Clinical research…
Read More »Happy Heart Month to my colleagues across the globe! Thank you for all you do each and every day to prevent and manage cardiovascular disease. Each February, we are afforded…
Read More »Whether you attend our 31st Annual Cardiovascular Nursing Symposium in person or virtually, you’re bound to get an incredible return on your investment. Live events occur April 10-12, 2025 at…
Read More »Cardiovascular-focused healthcare professionals can make a significant impact in both hypertension and stroke risk reduction and management, leading to positive patient outcomes that would otherwise not be attainable. Cardiovascular (CV)…
Read More »In 2024, PCNA unveiled a new type of tool for you and your patients: Online Interactive Guides! These tools provide patients with a more interactive mobile/digital first approach to our…
Read More »In October 2024, more than two dozen healthcare professionals from 11 countries met in Budapest, Hungary, to discuss best practices and local applications of clinical work, advocacy, and leadership to…
Read More »Cardiovascular nurses in community outreach play an important role in how they connect with patients and families.
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