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October 2021
Healthy Women’s Heart to Heart: How Pregnancy Can Affect Your Heart Health Throughout Your Life
Did you know heart disease is the leading cause of death among women in the United States? Far too many women think of heart disease as a man's issue — but that couldn't be further from the truth. In fact, risk factors in pregnancy, such as gestational diabetes, preeclampsia, peripartum cardiomyopathy and preterm birth, along with autoimmune and other chronic diseases, can impact your heart health throughout your life. Hear from leading experts about your risk factors, how to talk…
Find out more »Fall Learning Series: Pulmonary Management of Acute COVID-19 and Frontline Heroes
Join us for a complimentary educational event this fall, where you can network with colleagues, earn 2.0 CE contact hours, and learn more about PCNA. Hosted by the Cedar Valley IA, Chicagoland, and Houston PCNA Chapters. PCNA members and non-members are welcome to register and attend. Please share this with colleagues and friends. Learn more about our other Fall Learning Series events. Agenda 6:00 pm CT - Welcome and Introduction 6:15 pm CT - Pulmonary Management of Acute COVID-19 Care: From…
Find out more »November 2021
Health Equity Summit
Your race can have a significant impact on the healthcare you receive and even your risk of dying from cardiovascular disease. How can we as providers make a difference? The American Heart Association has declared structural racism as a cause of poor health and premature death from heart disease and stroke, recognizing that a person's race or ethnicity can increase a person's chance of experiencing a heart attack or stroke—or surviving it. In partnership with the Association of Black Cardiologists,…
Find out more »American College of Lifestyle Medicine – Lifestyle Medicine 2021
Lifestyle Medicine 2021 (lmconference.org)
Find out more »December 2021
Heart Failure Summit
The complexity of heart failure management is the focus of PCNA's Virtual Heart Failure Summit, December 2, 2021. This engaging, interactive, guidelines-based program for nurses, nurse practitioners, and other providers engaged in working with patients with heart failure includes best practices, collegial connections, and inspiration to assist in clinical practices that improve patient outcomes and support patients and their families. As the progression of heart failure varies from individual to individual, knowing about and applying strategies in both disease management…
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