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In this episode of the All One Nurse podcast, host Shenell Thompkins talks with Dr. Tonya Newsom, a skilled nurse practitioner and lead advanced practitioner for a cardiothoracic surgery group in the Midsouth area. They discuss critical issues related to cardiovascular disease, including its symptoms and the importance of patient care. Dr. Newsom shares her journey in nursing and highlights the significance of compassion in healthcare, offering valuable insights for new nurses entering the profession. The conversation also addresses post-operative care for patients who have undergone open-heart surgery, pain management strategies, lifestyle modifications for heart health, and the importance of taking ownership of one’s health.

Key Takeaways

• Patients must take ownership of their health.


• Nurses must take ownership of their learning. 


• Symptoms of heart disease can differ between men and women.


• Compassion is essential in nursing and patient care.


• New nurses should never stop learning after graduation.


• Recovery after heart surgery.


• Lifestyle modifications can significantly impact heart health.


• Small changes can lead to better heart health outcomes.

Free Downloadable Toolkits for healthcare providers and patients:  American Heart Month Communications Toolkit | Heart Disease | CDC

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