Management of venous thromboembolism with non–vitamin K oral anticoagulants: A review for nurse practitioners and pharmacists

Abstract

Repurposing anticoagulation clinics, led by well-informed NPs and pharmacists, will allow effective integration and optimal management of patients with VTE taking NOACs as well as those taking VKAs.

Observation on the effect of intraoperative risk management combined with comfort nursing in gynecological laparoscopic surgery

“…Therefore, prevention and control of postoperative DVT is the focus of nursing work. [17,18] With the development of society and the improvement of people’s health awareness, patients have higher and higher requirements for nursing work. Laparoscopy is a surgical treatment program for gynecology in recent years.…”

Chest

“…Knowledge of the presentation and management of acute PE are pertinent to the role of the NP as this condition carries a high risk of mortality (of up to 34%) without timely diagnosis 26. As signs and symptoms are nonspecific, the NP plays a pivotal role in the safety and management of patients with PEs by conducting patient risk assessments, managing medical therapy, and providing patient education 27. PE management initiatives involving NPs can be highly effective and provide significant clinical and economic benefits 27.…”

“…26 As signs and symptoms are nonspecifi c, the NP plays a pivotal role in the safety and management of patients with PEs by conducting patient risk assessments, managing medical therapy, and providing patient education. 27 PE management initiatives involving NPs can be highly effective and provide signifi cant clinical and economic benefi ts. 27 The need for NPs to be knowledgeable and aware of current practice guidelines enables appropriate and timely PE assessment, diagnosis, and treatment.…”

“…27 PE management initiatives involving NPs can be highly effective and provide signifi cant clinical and economic benefi ts. 27 The need for NPs to be knowledgeable and aware of current practice guidelines enables appropriate and timely PE assessment, diagnosis, and treatment. 28 A pillar of clinical competency is implementing evidence-based practice thereby providing ethical, safe, and current care resulting in improved patient outcomes.…”