Contemporary Nursing

Cardiovascular diseases are characterized by sudden onset, rapid disease progression, and high treatment difficulty. The quality of nursing care directly impacts patient outcomes and life safety, making nursing safety management a critical factor in improving care quality. This article comprehensively reviews the major safety hazards in current cardiovascular nursing practices, analyzing them from multiple dimensions including personnel factors, operational procedures, medication management, environment and equipment, as well as communication and collaboration. Based on this analysis, and incorporating recent research findings and practical experience in the field of nursing, the study summarizes targeted prevention and control strategies through enhancing professional competence, promoting process standardization, leveraging information technology, optimizing management systems, and strengthening multidisciplinary collaboration. The aim is to provide theoretical references for clinical nursing safety management and to drive continuous improvement in the quality of cardiovascular nursing care.

Cardiovascular medicine; Nursing safety; Safety hazards; Prevention and control strategies