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心血管系统护士药物处方权申请资格和处方内容研究  Abstract Due to the increasing prevalence of cardiovascular disease and the complexity of its treatment, the role of cardiovascular system nurses has become increasingly important in recent years. One of the key responsibilities of cardiovascular system nurses is medication management, which includes prescribing medications. This paper explores the qualifications for cardiovascular system nurse prescribing authority and the contents of medication prescriptions. Introduction Cardiovascular disease (CVD) is currently the leading cause of morbidity and mortality worldwide, with an estimated 17.9 million deaths annually (World Health Organization, 2021). The complexity of CVD management often necessitates collaborative care with a team of healthcare professionals, including cardiovascular system nurses. Cardiovascular system nurses play a critical role in the prevention, assessment, and management of CVD, with responsibilities such as patient education, monitoring, and medication management. One of the most important aspects of medication management is medication prescribing. Nurses who specialize in cardiovascular health, particularly those in advanced practice roles, may be granted prescribing authority in their scope of practice. The purpose of this paper is to examine the qualifications required for cardiovascular system nurse prescribing authority and the contents of medication prescriptions. Qualifications for Cardiovascular System Nurse Prescribing Authority To prescribe medications, cardiovascular system nurses must meet specific qualifications and have appropriate education and certification. In recent years, some states and countries have authorized certain advanced practice nurses to prescribe medications. These nurses typically have completed additional education and certification beyond their initial nursing degree. According to The National Council of State Boards of Nursing (NCSBN), the qualifications vary between states a