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September 02-03, 2019 | Vienna, Austria
Volume 3 | ISSSN: 2632-251X
Nursing Forum 2019 & Rheumatology 2019
September 02-03, 2019
Journal name: Journal of Nursing Research and Practice
WORLD NURSING FORUM
RHEUMATOLOGY & TRAUMA CARE
13
th
International Conference on
&
J Nurs Res Pract, Volume 3
Nurses' role during healthcare continuum for cardiovascular diseases
Statement of the Problem
: Cardiovascular Diseases are a global
health challenge. They represent about half of all deaths from the
non-communicable disease in Europe. According to the World
Health Organization (WHO), nine targets should be reached
in lifestyle, risk factors, and medicines, in order to reduce the
premature mortality from non-communicable diseases by 25%
until the 2025 year. Nurses represent most health professionals. So,
their commitment to taking responsibility in cardiovascular disease
management is the best guarantee for achieving the target set from
WHO. The purpose of this review article was to address the role
of nurses during healthcare continuum for cardiovascular diseases.
Methodology
: For this review, a search on Medline, PubMed,
PubMed Central, and Google are used to identify the right literature. Literature research is done using keywords: Nurses
role, healthcare continuum, vascular diseases.
Findings
: The activity of nurses with civic sense is important to public health interventions in the community. Being near
to the patient, the nurse is in the best position to undertake measures for the management of emergent cardiac events. It is
known that cardiovascular rehabilitation improves the well-being of patients with cardiovascular disease. However, less
than half of those with cardiovascular disease attend rehabilitation programs for cardiovascular disease. Nurses have an
integral role in caring for and assisting patients who are recovering cardiovascular diseases. Preventive and therapeutic
education as well and self-management performed by nurses are the winning elements of the primary and secondary
prevention of cardiovascular disease. Lack of knowledge, work overloads, and unclear roles are some of the barriers in
the role of nurses.
Conclusion & Significance
: The involvement of nurses in the middle of the multidisciplinary team during healthcare
continuum is necessary for the achievement of the goals set by the WHO.
Biography
Sejran Abdushi experienced in clinical medicine and in the teaching process. He is an active researcher most interested in cardiovascular
concerns. Actually, is a part of the accademic staff at Nursing School of UBT – High Education Institute of Prishtina.
drsejran@gmail.comSejran Abdushi
UBT- High Education Institute, Republic of Kosovo