Leadership Series: Leadership in the Workplace
Ever wonder how the nurse leaders you know got where they are today? Join us for a look at the skills and career paths of nursing leaders in the first event in our Leadership Series: Leadership in the Workplace. Learn leadership goals and steps that can be taken by anyone in the workplace.
Read MoreFearless Soul: The Call to Nursing and the Courage to Stay
Join Elizabeth Ann Robinson, PhD, RN, CNS and learn to identify the sources of personal accomplishment in your work. She’ll summarize ways to use your authentic voice within the shifting paradigm of healthcare and discuss how employing the wisdom of your original calling improves patient outcomes in the current healthcare environment.
Read MoreCase Study: Lifestyle, Medication, and Intervention to Manage Stable Coronary Heart Disease
Discuss and debate the merits of invasive vs, non-invasive management of coronary heart disease (CHD) with David Maron, MD and William Fearon, MD. This course will apply case examples to demonstrate the best approaches to the management of stable ischemic coronary disease.
Read MoreCOVID-19 Long-Haulers: The Search for Answers
Amanda K. Verma, MD, FACC will review COVID-19 and adverse physical manifestations in the post-acute phase in this 0.5 CE contact hour course. Explore the data on chronic COVID syndrome, or long-hauler syndrome, and the persistent physical manifestations and learn the possible long-term cardiovascular risks in patients with a history of COVID-19 infection, as well…
Read MoreCardiovascular Health in Sexual and Gender Minority Populations
Sexual and gender minorities–those identified as LGBQT+–are at increased risk of cardiovascular disease. Investigate the connections between heart health and minority stressors, poverty, care delays or avoidance, discrimination, and other factors affecting our patients, and how nurses can positively impact care and outcomes. Guest: Billy Caceres, PhD, RN, AGPCNC-BC, FAAN, of Columbia University.
Read MoreCardiovascular Disease Prevention and Management: Clinical Trials of 2020-2021
Join Karol Watson, MD in a discussion of CVD-related clinical trials from 2020-2021. She will explain their impact on the prevention and management of CVD. Tune in to discuss the application of the new evidence and the nurse’s role in positively impacting patient outcomes.
Read MorePrimordial CVD Prevention, Maternal Health, and Advocacy to Improve Outcomes Now & Into the Future
Cardiovascular disease prevention can–and should–begin before patients develop any risk factors. Learn about strategies for primordial prevention (including maternal risks of CVD), reducing health disparities, and how they can be applied in clinical practice–no matter where patients are in their lifespan. Our guest for this conversation is Don Lloyd-Jones, past president of the American Heart…
Read More2022 Cardiovascular Nursing Symposium, Pharmacology Sessions
Clinical management of the chronic cardiovascular disease is a key component of the work of advanced practice nurses and registered nurses in the cardiology and primary care settings. PCNA’s 2022 pharmacology CE course is designed to meet the clinical practice and recertification needs of these clinicians. This 2022 curriculum includes a comprehensive approach to pharmacology…
Read MoreLeadership in Cardiovascular Nursing
Developing and demonstrating leadership–regardless of your job title–helps improve patient outcomes, job satisfaction, and career advancement. Learn about the Future of Nursing report, and how mentorship, training, and resources can help you in your career journey. Join our guest Sandra B. Dunbar, RN, PhD, FAAN, FAHA, FPCNA, of Emory University.
Read MoreCultural Humility in Clinical Practice
Implementing Cultural Humility in Clinical Practice Cultural humility allows health care providers to effectively communicate by understanding the complexity of the identities and experiences of our patients. Learn how cultural humility is defined, strategies for implementing it into practice to help improve interactions and patient outcomes, and health inequality factors that may impact our patients…
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