Cardiovascular Nursing
Cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of death worldwide, and nurses play a major role in its prevention, treatment and long-term management. Cardiovascular nurses care for patients with heart attack, heart failure, arrhythmias, hypertension and stroke.
The Cardiovascular Nursing session at Nursing Science 2027 brings together cardiac nurses, researchers and specialists from hospitals and the community. It links closely with acute care, critical care and emergency nursing, where many cardiac patients first receive care.
Key Topics in Cardiovascular Nursing
- Acute coronary syndrome and chest pain pathways
- Heart failure nursing and self-care support
- Arrhythmia management and cardiac devices
- Hypertension and cardiovascular risk reduction
- Stroke nursing care
- Cardiac surgery and post-operative care
- Cardiac catheterisation and interventional cardiology nursing
- Cardiovascular disease in women
- Medication adherence and patient education
- Nurse-led cardiac clinics
Recent Advances in Cardiovascular Nursing
Nurse-led heart failure services and remote monitoring are reducing hospital readmissions and helping patients manage their condition at home. Wearable devices and smartphone ECGs, discussed in AI and emerging technologies in nursing, are also helping nurses detect problems earlier.
Cardiac rehabilitation remains one of the most effective ways to improve recovery, and it connects closely with rehabilitation nursing. Meanwhile, the rise of cardio-oncology reflects the growing number of cancer patients with heart complications, linking this field with oncology nursing.
Who Should Attend the Cardiovascular Nursing Session
- Cardiac and cardiology ward nurses
- Coronary care and cardiac ICU nurses
- Heart failure and arrhythmia nurse specialists
- Cardiac rehabilitation nurses
- Stroke nurses
- Cardiovascular nursing researchers and educators
Why Present Your Research in Cardiovascular Nursing
Nursing Science 2027 gives you an international audience for cardiovascular nursing research. You can share prevention and self-care models and connect with colleagues in community and public health nursing who tackle heart disease risk in the wider population.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does this session include stroke nursing?
Yes. Research on stroke prevention, acute stroke care and stroke rehabilitation is welcome.
Can I present a heart failure self-care programme?
Yes. Self-care, education and remote monitoring programmes are a key part of this session.
When is Nursing Science 2027?
Nursing Science 2027 runs from 17 to 19 May 2027 in London, UK.