The Clotting Conference 2018
In-Person Event
Nov 12 - 13, 2018
Sydney, New South Wales, AUSpeakers
OVERVIEW
The Clotting Conference is organized by Ausmed Education Pty Ltd and will be held from Nov 12 - 13, 2018 at Rydges Sydney Central, Sydney, New South Wales, Australia.
The target audience for this medical event is Nurses. This CME Conference has been approved for a maximum of 11.00 CPD Hours.
Conference Description:
Coagulation is a complex process which under normal circumstances results in the blood clotting. However, they are a range of conditions and circumstances whereby this process is disrupted. Attend this two-day conference to refresh your knowledge on causes and clinical management of specific types of clotting disorders. Includes:
• How to recognise a life-threatening clot
• Cutting out the confusion – gold standards for VTE prevention
• Stopping clots and other complications associated with venous access devices
• Platelet-rich plasma injections in arthritis
• The life-changing breakthrough for Haemophilia B patients
• Management of ischaemic stroke and much
Need for Program:
Thousands of people each year develop pathological clots although there is extensive literature on the causative factors and prophylaxis. This problem remains a cause for concern as the impact on the individual, health services, economy, and community is huge. The cornerstone to prevention and better management of clotting disorders is to ensure that all nurse have accessible current information which can be readily applied in practice. There is a timely need for content relating to clotting disorders so as to ensure harm to patients is prevented.
Purpose of Program:
The purpose of this conference is to provide nurses with education relating to specific clotting disorders in order to assist in the prevention of disability and premature death.
Learning Objectives:
• People in your care will receive correct evidence-based information about the prevention of DVT/PE
• A person in your care, who manifests signs and symptoms of clot pathology with be rapidly assessed and appropriate treatment initiated
• Apply your knowledge of anticoagulants medicines across the continuum of treatment to achieve optimum outcomes
• Clearly, relate nursing practice to your new knowledge and correlate this to improved patient outcomes
The target audience for this medical event is Nurses. This CME Conference has been approved for a maximum of 11.00 CPD Hours.
Conference Description:
Coagulation is a complex process which under normal circumstances results in the blood clotting. However, they are a range of conditions and circumstances whereby this process is disrupted. Attend this two-day conference to refresh your knowledge on causes and clinical management of specific types of clotting disorders. Includes:
• How to recognise a life-threatening clot
• Cutting out the confusion – gold standards for VTE prevention
• Stopping clots and other complications associated with venous access devices
• Platelet-rich plasma injections in arthritis
• The life-changing breakthrough for Haemophilia B patients
• Management of ischaemic stroke and much
Need for Program:
Thousands of people each year develop pathological clots although there is extensive literature on the causative factors and prophylaxis. This problem remains a cause for concern as the impact on the individual, health services, economy, and community is huge. The cornerstone to prevention and better management of clotting disorders is to ensure that all nurse have accessible current information which can be readily applied in practice. There is a timely need for content relating to clotting disorders so as to ensure harm to patients is prevented.
Purpose of Program:
The purpose of this conference is to provide nurses with education relating to specific clotting disorders in order to assist in the prevention of disability and premature death.
Learning Objectives:
• People in your care will receive correct evidence-based information about the prevention of DVT/PE
• A person in your care, who manifests signs and symptoms of clot pathology with be rapidly assessed and appropriate treatment initiated
• Apply your knowledge of anticoagulants medicines across the continuum of treatment to achieve optimum outcomes
• Clearly, relate nursing practice to your new knowledge and correlate this to improved patient outcomes
KEY DATES
12 Nov, 2018
Event Start Date
13 Nov, 2018
Event End Date
SPECIALITIES
NursingPathologySUGGESTED HOTELS
CONFERENCE VENUE
Rydges Sydney CentralRELATED CONFERENCES & LIVE WEBINARS
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