Master in Prevention and Intervention in Cardiovascular Risks: Specialty in Arterial Hypertension + University Degree

Among the objectives of the master's degree in arterial hypertension we can highlight the following: - Provide an introduction to cardiovascular disease. - Analyze cardiovascular epidemiology. - Study the main cardiovascular risk factors: high blood pressure, diabetes, dyslipidemia, obesity and smoking. - Know the procedure to follow in terms of prevention and control of cardiovascular risk. - Analyze the genetics of cardiovascular disease. - Study the pharmacological treatment of cardiovascular risk factors. - Learn how to perform the examination of patients with cardiovascular risk. - Know the role that exercise and proper nutrition play in the prevention of cardiovascular diseases. - Make known and present a work on high blood pressure as the main cardiovascular risk factor involved in the leading cause of morbidity and mortality in the population in our country - Establish joint action guidelines based on clinical practice guidelines, aimed at the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of hypertension, as well as the most efficient therapeutic decisions for each patient - Increase the control of high blood pressure in Primary Care and minimize the side effects associated with the treatment, thereby reducing cardiovascular risks - Know the symptoms of the diseases cardiovascular. - Learn the nutritional aspects of cardiovascular diseases. - Describe the dietary recommendations to follow for the care of the cardiovascular system. - Identify the action protocol when performing various techniques. - Identify the main cardiovascular diseases. - Recognize the needs of each patient. - Establish basic nursing procedures. - Establish specific cardiology nursing procedures.