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¹Yale University School of Nursing, New Haven, Connecticut.

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Area of Science:

Cardio-oncology
Cardiovascular medicine
Oncology

Background:

Cardio-oncology is a rapidly growing medical field.
Cardiotoxicities from cancer therapies pose significant risks to patients.
Advanced practitioners (APs) are integral to managing these cardiotoxicities.

Purpose of the Study:

To review key patient risk factors for cardiotoxicity.
To discuss essential cardiovascular therapeutic agents relevant to APs.
To highlight the role of APs in cardio-oncology.

Main Methods:

Presentation at JADPRO Live Virtual 2020.
Review of patient risk factors.
Discussion of cardiovascular therapeutic agents.

Main Results:

APs need to be aware of specific patient risk factors.
Knowledge of cardiovascular drugs is essential for APs.
APs are vital for prevention, early detection, and treatment of cardiotoxicity.

Conclusions:

Advanced practitioners require specialized knowledge in cardio-oncology.
Effective management of cardiotoxicity relies on APs understanding risks and treatments.
APs are key to improving outcomes for cancer patients experiencing cardiovascular side effects.