We are incredibly proud to welcome friend and colleague of PIP nurse consultant Charlie Bloe to deliver this interactive session.
During this event, Charlie will describe some of the aspects of the processes involved in stroke risk assessment in atrial fibrillation and touch on some of the considerations when using oral anticoagulants.
This webinar has been sponsored by Daiichi Sankyo Ltd. They have had no input into any aspect of the design and/or delivery of the advertised webinar; however please note that Daiichi Sankyo Ltd will make a short independent promotional presentation during the event. This event is for registered healthcare professionals only.
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Date |
7th September 2021 |
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19.30-21.00 |
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Speaker information
Charlie has a particular interest in two key areas of cardiology; the early management of acute coronary syndrome and embolic stroke prevention in Atrial Fibrillation. He established one of the first nurse-led thrombolysis practices in Scotland in 1990 and soon after arriving in NHS Highland in 2008 he developed the pre-hospital ECG support service that has significantly increased early delivery of life-saving thrombolysis treatment by Paramedics. His work around embolic stroke prevention in Atrial Fibrillation won First Place at the coveted Thrombus 2012 Awards.
BSc RN NDN ITU cert. Charlie graduated from the University of Edinburgh in 1984 and subsequently pursued a career in Acute Cardiac Nursing. He has been particularly proactive in Cardiac Education and has authored over 50 interactive educational programmes to date. His work in cardiac CPD earned him The British Journal of Cardiac Nursing ‘Innovation in Education’ Award in 2008.
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“It’s brilliant that you have organised this session, it’s definitely an area where pharmacists can do so much more to improve care and help prevent deaths. You mooted perhaps a further session – I think this would be very worthwhile to reinforce learning.”
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