Improving Patient Care for Women’s Heart Health by Increasing Women’s Heart Health Education

Women’s heart health (WHH) has been undereducated to health care professionals (HCPs). However, many HCPs are motivated to close this knowledge gap and build clinical expertise. The WHH program at a tertiary care hospital developed education to train HCPs in the surrounding regional hospitals and improve the care provided to this vulnerable cohort of patients.

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CJC Open
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2025-05-30
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.cjco.2025.04.058
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Sex and Gender in Healthcare
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Improving Patient Care for Women’s Heart Health by Increasing Women’s Heart Health Education

Z. Koopman, N. Parast, B. Quinlan, Martin Sergerie
CJC Open
Sex and Gender in Healthcare
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Improving Patient Care for Women’s Heart Health by Increasing Women’s Heart Health Education

Z. Koopman, N. Parast, B. Quinlan, Martin Sergerie
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Abstract

Women’s heart health (WHH) has been undereducated to health care professionals (HCPs). However, many HCPs are motivated to close this knowledge gap and build clinical expertise. The WHH program at a tertiary care hospital developed education to train HCPs in the surrounding regional hospitals and improve the care provided to this vulnerable cohort of patients.

CJC OpenVol. 7(6)
Gender equality
Openalex Percentile: Top 83%
Sex and Gender in Healthcare
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