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Volume 10 - Issue 2 - February, 2002

Industry Insider
February 2002: The Latest News In Invasive Cardiology
06/19/2008
New Research Points to Key Role of Imaging Test in Reducing Higher Cardiac Event Rates and Improving Outcomes in Patients with Diabetes The results of a new study show that a noninvasive imaging technique, called stress myocardial perfusion...
New Research Points to Key Role of Imaging Test in Reducing Higher Cardiac Event Rates and Improving Outcomes in Patients with Diabetes The results of a new study show that a noninvasive imaging technique, called stress myocardial perfusion...
New Research Points to Key Role...
06/19/2008
Cath Lab Digest
Cath Laughs:The Twelve Days of Christmas (In the Providence Cardiac Catheterization Lab)
06/19/2008
Robin Morreale, RN; Wayne Browder, CVT; Michelle McWharter, RCIS; Stewart Long
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06/19/2008
Cath Lab Digest
SICP Member Interview: Marsha Holton, BS, CCRN, RCIS, FSICP, Takoma Park, Maryland
06/19/2008
A snapshot of one cardiac cath lab professional's experiences, ideas and work
A snapshot of one cardiac cath lab pr...
Marsha Holton, BS, CCRN, RCIS, FSICP, is the staff educator in the cardiac cath lab at Washington Adventist Hospital, and the Project Director for Educational Corners, an exciting project that will bring to the labs an on-site,...
Marsha Holton, BS, CCRN, RCIS, FSICP, is the staff educator in the cardiac cath lab at Washington Adventist Hospital, and the Project Director for Educational Corners, an exciting project that will bring to the labs an on-site,...
Marsha Holton, BS, CCRN, RCIS,...
06/19/2008
Cath Lab Digest
Feature
Agents for the Relief of Pain and Anxiety in the Cath Lab
06/19/2008
Leslie Yaniga, RCIS
Patients come to us with an understandable apprehension about having a cardiac cath or EP study performed on them. They see the X-ray equipment, sterile table, hats and masks, and it reminds them of something out of a Frankenstein movie....
Patients come to us with an understandable apprehension about having a cardiac cath or EP study performed on them. They see the X-ray equipment, sterile table, hats and masks, and it reminds them of something out of a Frankenstein movie....
Patients come to us with an...
06/19/2008
Cath Lab Digest
Reader Comments: Reflections on Cardiovascular Professionals Week and Cath Lab Morale
06/19/2008
How about celebrating Cardiovascular Professional’s week without FOOD! The holiday season is winding down and I’m up 10 pounds! Don’t the reps and MDs know what their good intent does to our waistline? Seriously though, how about a campaign...
How about celebrating Cardiovascular Professional’s week without FOOD! The holiday season is winding down and I’m up 10 pounds! Don’t the reps and MDs know what their good intent does to our waistline? Seriously though, how about a campaign...
How about celebrating...
06/19/2008
Cath Lab Digest
Feature
Cath Lab Digest Email Discussion Group
06/19/2008
LAST MONTH’s QUESTION: If you have two or more cath labs running: 1. Are you running 8, 10, or 12-hour shifts? 2. Start time of first case in each room. 3. Length of time slots, i.e., 90 min-120 min. 4. Are all diagnostic caths possible...
LAST MONTH’s QUESTION: If you have two or more cath labs running: 1. Are you running 8, 10, or 12-hour shifts? 2. Start time of first case in each room. 3. Length of time slots, i.e., 90 min-120 min. 4. Are all diagnostic caths possible...
LAST MONTH’s QUESTION: If you...
06/19/2008
Cath Lab Digest
Feature
Reader Comments: Reflections on Cardiovascular Professionals Week and Cath Lab Morale
06/19/2008
How about celebrating Cardiovascular Professional’s week without FOOD! The holiday season is winding down and I’m up 10 pounds! Don’t the reps and MDs know what their good intent does to our waistline? Seriously though, how about a campaign...
How about celebrating Cardiovascular Professional’s week without FOOD! The holiday season is winding down and I’m up 10 pounds! Don’t the reps and MDs know what their good intent does to our waistline? Seriously though, how about a campaign...
How about celebrating...
06/19/2008
Cath Lab Digest
Agents for the Relief of Pain and Anxiety in the Cath Lab
06/19/2008
Leslie Yaniga, RCIS
Patients come to us with an understandable apprehension about having a cardiac cath or EP study performed on them. They see the X-ray equipment, sterile table, hats and masks, and it reminds them of something out of a Frankenstein movie....
Patients come to us with an understandable apprehension about having a cardiac cath or EP study performed on them. They see the X-ray equipment, sterile table, hats and masks, and it reminds them of something out of a Frankenstein movie....
Patients come to us with an...
06/19/2008
Cath Lab Digest
Cath Lab Digest Email Discussion Group
06/19/2008
LAST MONTH’s QUESTION: If you have two or more cath labs running: 1. Are you running 8, 10, or 12-hour shifts? 2. Start time of first case in each room. 3. Length of time slots, i.e., 90 min-120 min. 4. Are all diagnostic caths possible...
LAST MONTH’s QUESTION: If you have two or more cath labs running: 1. Are you running 8, 10, or 12-hour shifts? 2. Start time of first case in each room. 3. Length of time slots, i.e., 90 min-120 min. 4. Are all diagnostic caths possible...
LAST MONTH’s QUESTION: If you...
06/19/2008
Cath Lab Digest

Column

Cath Lab Management
Can Nurses Safely Perform Diagnostic Angiography?
06/19/2008
Nurses, radiologic technologists, and radiographers have increasingly been performing tasks that were previously done exclusively by physicians. This month’s [HealthStream’s] Journal Alert asks whether nurses can safely perform diagnostic...
Nurses, radiologic technologists, and radiographers have increasingly been performing tasks that were previously done exclusively by physicians. This month’s [HealthStream’s] Journal Alert asks whether nurses can safely perform diagnostic...
Nurses, radiologic...
06/19/2008
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Clinical Editor
Morton J. Kern, MD, MSCAI, FAHA, FACC 

Managing Editor
Rebecca Kapur, rkapur@hmpglobal.com

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