In this month's BANCC column, Lorna Jones, head of nursing in urgent and emergency care at George Eliot Hospital NHS Trust, reflects on her talk at the BANCC study day about her experience as a Black minority ethnic nurse in leadership.
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Lucy Martin, Sami Mason, C. Kirkby, F. Kearl, J. Hargrave, Jayne Partridge, Julie Taylor, T. Bueser, Bethan Cowley
This article is the second instalment of the British Journal of Cardiac Nursing's series on genetics, and will focus on inherited cardiomyopathies. Collectively, cardiomyopathies are the most common inherited cardiac condition. They affect the structure of the heart muscle, sometimes leading to heart failure or sudden cardiac death. Advances in genetic testing for cardiomyopathies mean that this can now be offered to more patients, influencing care and treatment options. This article looks at the contributions made by nurses to the care of people who have, or are at risk of, an inherited cardiomyopathy.
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Sarah Jane Palmer presents a selection of recently published articles of interest to nurses working in cardiovascular nursing. The aim of this roundup is to provide a brief overview of the research papers selected. A full reference is provided for those who wish to look at the research in further detail
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Advances in technology and the social distancing measures implemented in 2020–21 have put remote monitoring and digital health initiatives in the limelight as promising strategies to reduce adverse events associated with chronic disease, while enhancing patient satisfaction. This article is the first in a two-part series, reporting on a mixed-methods systematic review, which sought to evaluate the effectiveness of non-invasive remote monitoring on quality of life among patients with chronic heart failure. As quality of life is a subjective concept regarding how individuals perceive their health status and satisfaction with life, a mixed-methods approach was deemed appropriate. The review questions were: is telemonitoring effective in improving quality of life among patients with chronic heart failure in the community, and how do these patients perceive and experience telemonitoring in terms of their quality of life? The mixed-methods review follows a convergent segregated approach, drawing evidence-based and credible recommendations for clinical practice and policy decision making. This article will describe the development of the review protocol.
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In this issue's ECG of the month, Charles Bloe presents the case of a 44-year-old woman with no medical history who was admitted for severe chest pain following a period of workplace bullying.
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This quarterly column sheds some light on the lesser known area of cardiac nursing in care homes, looking at nurse-led diagnosis and management of cardiac conditions. In this final instalment, Helen Cowan interviews qualified nurse, Leah Bressington, about her roles as a newly-appointed care home fellow at the British Geriatrics Society and within the One Weston Care Home Hub, and their potential to improve care for residents in care homes.
这个季度的专栏揭示了一些鲜为人知的心脏护理领域的护理之家，看看护士领导的诊断和心脏状况的管理。在最后一期中，海伦·考恩采访了合格的护士利亚·布雷辛顿(Leah Bressington)，讲述了她作为英国老年学会(British Geriatrics Society)和One Weston养老院中心(One Weston care home Hub)新任命的养老院研究员的角色，以及她们改善养老院居民护理的潜力。
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