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ESC Florence Nightingale Lecture in Nurse-Led Research

ESC Congress 2023

ACNAP is proud to congratulate Prof. Anna Stromberg who delivered the prestigious ESC Florence Nightingale Lecture in Nurse-Led Research during ESC Congress 2023

Cardiovascular Nursing


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Open access until 22 September 2023

Anna Strömberg is a professor of nursing science and the Vice Provost for research and research education at the faculty of medicine and health sciences at Linköping University, Sweden. She is also a heart failure nurse specialist and was involved in setting up the first nurse-led clinic in Europe at Linköping university hospital in Sweden.

The focus of Dr. Strömberg’s research is to develop interventions to support self-care in patients with cardiovascular disease and their family caregivers, with special focus on different eHealth tools for which she has received numerous national and international grants. Her research and clinical guidance have led to implementation of nurse-led heart failure clinics throughout Europe and she was involved in the development of the nursing curriculum for European heart failure nurses. She has developed and evaluated computer-based educational materials for patients (e.g. been involved in the development and maintenance of www.heartfailurematters.org).

Her research has contributed to international clinical guidelines and she has served on guideline committees for heart failure care. Dr. Strömberg has a long-standing commitment within the European Society of Cardiology within both ACNAP and HFA and she was the co-editor of European Journal of Cardiovascular Nursing (EJCN) for many years.