26th DAWN AC User Group – 2018

In order to provide a UK User Group meeting that remains relevant and accessible and to enable us to connect with a larger number of our customers, this year we held two one-day regional user groups – one in the Midlands and one in London.

A big thank you to all of the speakers and delegates who attended the event, making it such a success.

The Proceedings Document can be accessed here and contains the summaries of all presentations given on the day.

Below are the presentation slides from the talks given on the day:

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Patient questionnaires in referral and review processing – Amanda Pointon, University Hospitals North Midlands

Tendering for a new contract; AC at the drop of a hat – Jo Malpass & Victoria Atherton, Sandwell and West Birmingham Hospitals NHS Trust

Self-Testing and DAWN – An overview of customer approaches – Alistair Stewart, 4S DAWN Clinical Software

DAWN of the DOACs; 12 months on – Bev Straker-Bennet, Blackpool Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

A Year in Quality Management: Applying principles of ISO15189 to Anticoagulant Services – Brad Dickinson, Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

Dealing with Bouncers – Wendy Cottee, Worthing Hospital

Click to access Worthing’s customised dosing handout

Adherence and monitoring of direct oral anticoagulant therapy – Dr Jig Patel, King’s College Hospital London

Achieving National Patient Safety Goals in an Ambulatory Anticoagulation Management Setting – Peter Collins, Brigham & Women’s Hospital, Boston, MA

DOACs & the evolution of the anticoag clinic – Terry Dowling, Guy’s & St Thomas’ Hospital

Improvements to the Anticoagulation Service using DAWN – Terry Dowling, Guy’s & St Thomas’ Hospital

 

“I need to be able to prove to the Trust and patients that the anticoagulant service that we provide is as safe, auditable and current as possible. DAWN has proven to be an extremely safe package, compliant with guidelines / recommendations and with readily available support”

Peterborough and Stamford Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust