Anticoagulation Management Theory & Practice
This course enables autonomous practice in dealing with fundamental and more complex problems of oral anticoagulation management.
The course comprises three days' face-to-face teaching supplemented by pre-course learning and support in the workplace if required. It covers the theory underpinning anticoagulation management, the pharmacology of Vitamin K antagonists (warfarin) and the Direct Oral Anticoagulants (DOACs) including dosing, antidotes and interactions.
The course, delivered by expert faculty lead Professor Fitzmaurice, covers the management of conditions requiring anticoagulation and prevention of complications based on the latest research evidence and clinical guidelines.
What does this course cover?
Topics covered will include:
- How warfarin works and the INR
- Anticoagulation guidelines
- Anticoagulation point of care testing
- Quality control
- CDSS/POC workshops
- Case scenarios
- Litigation issues
- Stroke prevention and atrial fibrillation
- Patient self-management
- Protocol development and accountability
- Warfarin drug interaction
- Management of VTE
- A typical primary care clinic
- Audit parameters
- Primary care management
Who is this course for?
The course is open to multidisciplinary health care professionals, therefore offering the opportunity for individuals to learn from, and inform, people from other specialities.
How is the course taught?
The course consists of pre-course learning, three days of lectures, seminars, facilitated group discussions and practical workshops.
Assessment
In order to successfully complete this course and receive your Certificate of Attendance you must pass a multiple choice questionnaire.
This course was developed and is run independently by Warwick Medical School. However, the School gratefully receives funding from BMS-Pfizer Alliance and Bayer towards the running costs of its anticoagulation courses. Neither sponsor has any influence over content or delivery.
Key Facts
Contact:
Cheryl Grantham/ Eva Mussio / Claire Runaghan
Course Leaders: Professor David Fitzmaurice
Duration: 3 days
Fee: £1,500
Dates and registration:
- 3rd-5th March 2020
- 7th-9th July 2020
Please contact
pgt-portfolio1@warwick.ac.ukif you would like to receive a notification when booking is available for future courses.
Applications: Applications can only be considered from delegates who live and work in the UK or Ireland.
This course is a pre-requisite to Post Graduate Award in Anticoagulation Management Theory & Practice. If you are interested in this please contact us.