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Forthcoming conference for health care professionals: Improving patient Safety and Managing Risks Associated with Anticoagulation Therapy

MANAGING RISK AND IMPROVING PATIENT SAFETY IN CLINICAL PRACTICE

Improving Patient Safety and Managing Risks Associated with Anticoagulation Therapy

Tuesday 3 June 2008 4 Hamilton Place, London


Topics include
:

  • Anticoagulation therapy: risk versus benefit
  • Involving patients and providing effective patient information
  • Effectively implementing and monitoring the impact of the NPSA Alert 'Actions that can make anticoagulation therapy safer'
  • Learning lessons from clinical incident reporting and previous incidents
  • Proactively identifying the risks: undertaking a Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (FMEA)
  • Developing and implementing safe protocols and procedures and assuring adherence to them
  • Improving the monitoring ofWarfarin through a nurse led service
  • Implementing error reduction strategies
  • Improving the safety of anticoagulation therapy in the community


Keynote speakers:

Prof Samuel J Machin Chairman
The British Society for Haematology Expert Advisor Anticoagulation Europe and Professor of Haematology, University College

Prof David Cousins
Head of Safe Medication Practice, The National Patient Safety Agency


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