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Upcoming Events
VTE Virtual Learning Series #3:
Preventing VTE: Educating Health Professionals
Feb 14, 2012, 1:30 - 2:30pm
Preventing venous thromboembolism (VTE) successfully requires 
MORE than just having pre-printed order sets and policies.
Real, sustained improvement comes from educated healthcare
professionals who understand the rationale, risks and
prevention strategies for prophylaxis. Educating health
professionals in VTE is one of Accreditation Canada’s Required
Organizational Practices.
Join us to discuss your own challenges, and learn how two of our
local BC hospitals have designed and implemented VTE education
programs. QI Consultant Jennifer Stieda BSc BEd showcases the
Interior Health VTE education program, and RN Educator
Christine Jerrett RN BSN describes Providence Health’s RN learning initiative.
Click HERE to join.
| VTE Virtual Learning Series #2: | |
Preventing VTE: Implementation and Auditing Strategies |
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| Jan 17, 2012, 2:00 - 3:00pm | |
Hospitals can achieve over 90% compliance with Venous ThromboEmbolism prophylaxis using proven methods for implementation and measurement for quality improvement.
At this online learning session, you will hear from leading expert Dr. Greg Maynard on how to use risk stratification, decision support features, and other winning strategies to improve compliance with VTE prophylaxis on your medical, surgical or ICU unit. Dr. David Wilton walks us through the steps to develop a successful auditing strategy for VTE quality improvement initiatives and the Clinical Care Management key reportable measure.
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| VTE Virtual Learning Series #1: | |
Preventing VTE: Evidence and Execution |
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| Dec 1, 2011 | |
This was an interactive online learning session where we reviewed the rationale and evidence for VTE prophylaxis with one of the world’s experts and discussed strategies that can be applied in our own hospitals and centers with a local champion in VTE care. |
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Meeting Your Goals for Preventing Venous Thromboembolism (VTE)
March 17, 2011 - Vancouver, BC
This one-day workshop gave participants the opportunity to learn about BC's new focus on VTE prophylaxis, and showed them how they can lead their organization to excellence in this important health issue.
Topics covered included:
- Reviewing the evidence and sharing strategies and tools for VTE prophylaxis, one of the most common and preventable hospital complications
- Discovering resources to meet Accreditation Canada's Required Organizational Practice (ROP) for VTE prevention
- Learning about BC's Clinical Care Management initiative, and finding ways to achieve goals and meet targets
- Identifying potential barriers and strategizing solutions; learning from experts and local successes
Click here to download the agenda
Presentations
Clinical Care Management! What is it & how is it supported in BC?
Christina Krause
A Framework for Quality Improvement
Shari McKeown
Reviewing the Evidence & Setting the Business Case
Dr Bill Geerts
Learning from our Local Experts: The Business Hospitalists
Collaborative
Dr Rod Tucker & Dr Steve Ligertwood
Learning from our Local Experts: The VCH Experience
Dr Agnes Lee
CCM
Implementation Strategy for VTE
Dr David Wilton
Maximizing
engagement at the frontline:
The Physician and Pharmacist Perspective
Dr Chris Hayes
Maximizing engagement at the frontline:
The Physician and
Pharmacist Perspective
Dr. Nicole Bruchet


