Optimizing the Care of Heart Failure Patients: Best Practices in Telemedicine
What is a nurse navigator? Learn from Linda Wick, a Nurse Practitioner and Certified Heart Failure Nurse, about the challenges and importance of this emerging role. She also provides an overview of remote patient monitoring and devices utilized in the care of patients with heart failure and the future of tele-management for patients.
Read MoreNavigating Resources to Assist Patients in Managing CVD
Pat Jolley, RN, winner of the 2020 innovative project abstract category discusses “Matters of the Heart,” a program that helps patients access materials over the web and/or phone to gain basic information about topics and issues that are impacted by their CVD diagnosis.
Read More2021 Cardiovascular Nursing Symposium: General Sessions
Clinical management of chronic cardiovascular disease is a key component of the work of nurses in cardiology and primary care settings. This annual Cardiovascular Nursing Symposium continuing education program was designed to meet the clinical practice and recertification needs of these clinicians. This 2021 curriculum includes a comprehensive approach to treatment and management of patients…
Read MoreHeart Failure Course: Sex Differences in Prevention and Management
In this free continuing education course covering the sex differences in heart failure, Mariell Jessup, MD, reviews disparities in the diagnosis and treatment of heart failure. This heart failure course has a keen focus on health equity, artificial intelligence (AI), and the inclusion of women in clinical trials.
Read MoreThe QT Interval: Too Hot, Too Cold, Just Right
Dr. Michael Ackerman, Director of the Long QT Syndrome Clinic at Mayo Clinic, discusses the importance of the QT Interval and the risk of sudden cardiac death. This course covers the pathophysiology of common causes of cardiac syncope and the evaluation and management of cardiac syncope with a focus on counseling patients to return…
Read MoreRegenerative Medicine, Stem Cells and Heart Disease: Current Applications and Future Direction
Tim Nelson, MD, leads Mayo Clinics Regenerative Medicine Program. In this course, he shares his clinical experience as well as current research to find new therapies for myocardial and inflammatory cardiovascular diseases.
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