This is a practical book for nurses on the management of patients
with chronic cardiac disease. With the number of patients who have
survived a heart attack but need continuous monitoring increasing,
the role of nurse specialists is becoming ever more important.
This book provides the necessary information for them to fulfil
the role. It complements the lead author’s earlier book,
Improving Outcomes in Chronic Heart Failure, by providing
the details of clinical management for working directly with
patients (e.g. therapeutic targets in hypertension) and for working
with patients to ensure compliance with medication.
Tabla de materias
Section 1: Background.
1 Pathophysiology and epidemiologic burden of chronic cardiac
disease.
2Key therapeutic targets in chronic cardiac care.
Section 2: Effective Models of Chronic Cardiac Care.
3 Slowing the progression of cardiovascular disease: innovative
approaches to cardiac rehabilitation and secondary prevention.
4 Chronic CHF management programs: an exemplar for chronic
cardiac care.
Section 3: Managing Care: From the Organization to the
Individual.
5 Organizational aspects of chronic cardiac care.
6 Individual aspects of chronic cardiac care.
Section 4: Optimizing Chronic Cardiac Care.
7 Establishing a nurse-led program of chronic cardiac care.
Index
Sobre el autor
Simon Stewart, Professor of Health Research, University of
Queensland, Australia
Sally Inglis, Faculty of Health Sciences, University of
Queensland, Australia
Anna Hawkes, Assistant Professor, Faculty of Health Sciences and
Medicine, Bond University, Queensland, Australia
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