The puzzle of educating the client with a cardiovascular disorder: Making all the pieces fit

Abstract

The focus of the education process is to enhance and improve the quality of care received by clients with cardiovascular diseases. The authors provide theories and principles of teaching with very practical application for the home health care nurse.

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