Natalie Murphy, PhD, ARNP, FNP-BC, interim associate dean for academic programs and associate teaching professor and coordinator of the Family Nurse Practitioner track at the University of Missouri in St. Louis discusses her current research of cardiovascular health in women.
Objectives include:
- Summarize the pathophysiology of ischemic heart disease (IHD) in women
- Describe both the common and atypical presentations of IHD in women
- Explain an appropriate diagnostic approach for evaluating women with IHD
- Design a comprehensive treatment plan for women with IHD
- Formulate a pharmacologic treatment plan for women with IHD
AANP continuing education (CE) credit does not apply to this webinar recording. CE credit is reserved for attendees of the live presentation only