Upgrading New Knowledge on Nursing

2^nd international Conference introduces title with Cardiology and cardiac nursing to share their research work in this grand event

Date: 04-07 in Sydney, Australia

And also discuss the topics of recent research works in the field of nursing

Since cardiovascular disease - which includes heart attacks - is the leading cause of death in the United States, nurses working in cardiovascular care, inclusive of intervention cardiovascular laboratories, are on call often. This requires not only working during the week at normal scheduled hours, but also being on call after normal working hours. And when a nurse is called in, they have less than 30 minutes to drop whatever they are doing to get to the hospital and save a patient's life. Cardiovascular nurses are dedicated and committed to their job and time away from families can be challenging for some.

Nurses can go into so many different areas in the field, cardiovascular nursing being just one of them. But as with all career choices, nurses need to have the right information to determine if this area is right for them.

The different types of nurses who pursue cardiovascular care are those who love taking care of very sick patients with several comorbidities. These nurses are a unique group in that they like to help patients with complex medical problems, often times requiring advanced technology to maintain their heart rate. Cardiovascular nurses have advanced critical thinking skills.