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NVVC/NHJ Durrer prizes 2015.

E E van der Wall¹

¹Netherlands Society of Cardiology/Holland Heart House, Moreelsepark 1, 3511 EP, Utrecht, the Netherlands. eevanderwall@hotmail.com.

Netherlands Heart Journal : Monthly Journal of the Netherlands Society of Cardiology and the Netherlands Heart Foundation

|April 5, 2016

Summary

The Durrer prizes honor outstanding 2015 research in cardiology, recognizing both basic science and clinical advancements. These awards were presented at the 2016 Netherlands Society of Vascular and Cardiovascular Nursing (NVVC) Spring Congress.

Keywords:

Annual Congress Durrer prizes Netherlands Heart Journal Netherlands Society of Cardiology (NVVC)

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Cardiovascular Nursing
Medical Research Awards

Background:

The Netherlands Society of Vascular and Cardiovascular Nursing (NVVC) annually awards the Durrer prizes.
These awards recognize the best original scientific articles published in the preceding year.

Purpose of the Study:

To highlight significant contributions to cardiovascular nursing research.
To acknowledge excellence in both basic and clinical research within the field.

Main Methods:

Selection of two best original articles published in 2015.
One article focused on basic research, the other on clinical research.
Award presentation at the 2016 NVVC Spring Congress.

Main Results:

The Durrer prizes for 2015 were awarded to authors of two distinguished papers.
One prize recognized a foundational science paper, the other a clinically-focused paper.

Conclusions:

The NVVC continues its tradition of celebrating high-impact cardiovascular research.
This initiative encourages and elevates the standards of scientific inquiry in cardiovascular nursing.