A to Z of VTE:
Primary Care Management of Venous Thromboembolism
Enhance your VTE management skills and gain key insights into the diagnosis, treatment, and long-term care while refining communication strategies for better patient outcomes. Through flexible, on-demand learning, you'll gain critical insights into VTE diagnosis, common misdiagnoses, transitions of care, and long-term management strategies, including anticoagulation therapy, patient education, and recurrence prevention.
Part One: Diagnosis of VTE including Common Misdiagnoses​ (0.5 CME Credits)
- Identify and describe the clinical presentation of VTE.
- Utilize diagnostic tools and techniques, such as imaging studies and blood tests, to accurately diagnose VTE.
- Recognize and avoid common misdiagnoses associated with VTE.
- Apply diagnostic strategies to accurately differentiate VTE from other possible conditions.
Part Two: Transitions of Care in Venous Thromboembolism (1.5 CME Credits)
- Recognize the key challenges in VTE transitions of care.
- Apply best practices for effective communication and care coordination.
- Implement evidence-based strategies for patient education and adherence.
- Develop preparedness for emergency situations in VTE management.
Part Three: Long-term Management of VTE (0.5 CME Credits)
- Apply principles of anticoagulation therapy.
- Implement lifestyle modifications and manage risk factors to reduce the likelihood of VTE recurrence.
- Establish and adhere to regular monitoring protocols to assess treatment efficacy and adjust therapies as needed.
- Identify and address potential complications and recurrence.
- Evaluate and manage VTE recurrence in special patient populations with unique health conditions or higher risk.
- Develop effective patient education strategies while providing ongoing support.