Najah Adreak, Martha H Mackay, April Pike, Carley O'Neill, Evan Sterling, Varinder Randhawa, Lisa Comber, Keshandi Thompson, Kajenny Srivaratharajah, Amélie Paquin, Beth L Abramson, Kerri-Anne Mullen
Despite its importance, formal education in healthcare training programs on sex- and gender-specific cardiovascular disease (CVD) risk factors, symptoms, treatment, and outcomes is lacking. We completed rapid reviews of the academic and grey literature to describe the current state of women-specific CVD education in medical, nursing, and other healthcare education programs. Second, we analyzed results from a Canada-wide survey of healthcare professional education programs to identify gaps in curricula related to sex- and gender-specific training in CVD...
February 2024: CJC open