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March 29, 2026British Journal of Cardiac Nursing0 citations

Highlighting the latest research: February 2026

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DBDavid BurnettFTFang Feng TingJGJoanna Green

Key Points

  • The aim is to explore the effectiveness of nurse-led and digital interventions for preventing cardiovascular disease.
  • Review of recent studies focusing on nurse-led interventions, educational strategies, dietary changes, and digital tools for prevention.
  • Analysis of evidence on the impact of these interventions in clinical settings.
  • Nurse-led educational approaches showed improved medication adherence among patients.
  • Dietary and digital interventions demonstrated significant potential in lifestyle modifications.
  • Targeted and personalized strategies were emphasized as necessary for effective clinical practice.

Abstract

Cardiovascular disease prevention is a key focus of current guidelines, emphasising medication adherence, lifestyle modification, and patient education. Nurses play a central role in delivering these interventions across the care pathway). This selection of recent studies highlights evidence on nurse-led, educational, dietary, and digital approaches to cardiovascular disease prevention, demonstrating both their potential benefits and the need for targeted, personalised strategies in clinical practice.

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Burnett et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69c8c25dde0f0f753b39cb5dhttps://doi.org/10.12968/bjca.2026.0007
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