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Nursing and midwifery research can address behavioral, psychosocial, and organizational gaps across the cardiovascular prevention continuum, requiring future prospective and interventional trials.
This commentary highlights the role of nursing and midwifery research in addressing behavioral, psychosocial, and organizational gaps across the cardiovascular prevention continuum.
The Prevention & Intervention 2026 abstract collection highlights how nursing and midwifery research can address behavioural, psychosocial and organisational gaps across the cardiovascular prevention continuum. This commentary examines the implications for adherence support, cardiovascular follow-up after pregnancy, heart failure care, cardiac rehabilitation and secondary prevention after intervention. It calls for prospective and interventional studies to test nurse-led approaches, alongside sustained investment in research capacity, mentorship and multidisciplinary collaboration.
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Uchmanowicz et al. (2026) conducted an editorial in Cardiovascular disease prevention. Nurse-led cardiovascular prevention and care approaches was evaluated. Nursing and midwifery research can address behavioral, psychosocial, and organizational gaps across the cardiovascular prevention continuum, requiring future prospective and interventional trials.
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