Anticoagulation Therapy Management for Pharmacists
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OVERVIEW
Anticoagulation Therapy Management for Pharmacists is organized by University of Florida College of Pharmacy and will be held from Oct 10, 2016 - Oct 10, 2019.
The target audience for this medical event is for pharmacists who manage or who plan to manage patients who have diseases and disorders requiring anticoagulation therapy. This CME Conference has been approved for a maximum of 40.5 Contact hours.
Course Description:
The major course objective is for pharmacists to achieve a high level of confidence with patients who require anticoagulation and with their primary care physician. This confidence is the result of a greater depth of understanding the patient’s disease state, the therapy used and the monitoring parameters for patients receiving anticoagulation agents.
Course Objectives:
• Relate how pharmacokinetics and pharmacodymanics principles are used to achieve and maintain anticoagulation control within the patient’s therapy goals.
• Describe the complexities of managing drug therapy and other treatment modalities.
• Summarize how pharmaceutical care is applied for patients requiring anticoagulation therapy.
• Use effective interpersonal skills to better educate patients, caregivers, and other healthcare professionals regarding safe and optimal anticoagulation therapy.
• Design an anticoagulation management service for effective patient care.
• Document anticoagulation therapy for patients receiving such therapy.
Additional details will be posted as soon as they are available.
The target audience for this medical event is for pharmacists who manage or who plan to manage patients who have diseases and disorders requiring anticoagulation therapy. This CME Conference has been approved for a maximum of 40.5 Contact hours.
Course Description:
The major course objective is for pharmacists to achieve a high level of confidence with patients who require anticoagulation and with their primary care physician. This confidence is the result of a greater depth of understanding the patient’s disease state, the therapy used and the monitoring parameters for patients receiving anticoagulation agents.
Course Objectives:
• Relate how pharmacokinetics and pharmacodymanics principles are used to achieve and maintain anticoagulation control within the patient’s therapy goals.
• Describe the complexities of managing drug therapy and other treatment modalities.
• Summarize how pharmaceutical care is applied for patients requiring anticoagulation therapy.
• Use effective interpersonal skills to better educate patients, caregivers, and other healthcare professionals regarding safe and optimal anticoagulation therapy.
• Design an anticoagulation management service for effective patient care.
• Document anticoagulation therapy for patients receiving such therapy.
Additional details will be posted as soon as they are available.
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