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It is no surprise that our patients do not always know and understand about cardiovascular disease prevention and management. How can we help them access and apply accurate, evidence-based strategies…
Read More »Diabetes management has a profound impact on cardiovascular and cardiometabolic health. In this podcast trilogy, we explore the multifaceted realm of diabetes care and its intersection with cardiovascular well-being. From…
Read More »AI is increasingly enhancing cardiology by improving ECG interpretation, advancing cardiac implantable devices, and addressing challenges, with the potential to revolutionize cardiac care and patient outcomes. Thank you to Stephanie…
Read More »Amidst the escalating obesity crisis affecting a substantial portion of the population, exploring tailored weight management strategies is increasingly imperative. What role do pharmacotherapy and lifestyle interventions play in weight…
Read More »Thank you to Rachel Rotramel RN, MSN, CCRN, CV-BC for this overview of the power of nurse coaching and cardiovascular disease. Nurse coaching is a relatively new specialty gaining traction in…
Read More »Nurses, often hailed as the most trusted professionals in the United States, bring a unique perspective to healthcare policy and advocacy. Their frontline experiences make them witnesses to the real-world…
Read More »In the realm of cardiovascular health, understanding nuanced risk factors is paramount. Lipoprotein(a), or Lp(a), is a significant independent risk factor for heart attack, stroke, aortic stenosis, and more. Elevated…
Read More »Thank you to Élise N. Arsenault Knudsen, PhD, RN, ACNS-BC for this informative article on how to write a nursing abstract. Conducting improvement work or engaging in research facilitates nurses’…
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A risk calculator is an excellent tool in assessing potential risk for atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease (ASCVD), with a focus on age, sex, race, blood pressure, diabetes, tobacco use, and cholesterol—but…
Read More »Cardiovascular nurses and clinicians can benefit from participation in journal clubs to enhance professional development and evidence-based practice competency, gain access to scientific literature they might not be aware of, acquire and disseminate new knowledge, and implement evidence-based care to improve patient outcomes.
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