Anticoagulated patient management in primary care service

Out-patients undergoing anticoagulant treatment are attended by nursing staff, working with doctors.To be able to provide adequate medical care, nurses must have the minimum knowledge and skills needed to work with the programme described in this article. These include basic and specific knowledge o...

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Main Authors:	Marco Antonio Zapata Sampedro, Sandra García Fuente, Ana Jiménez Gil
Format:	Article
Language:	Spanish
Published:	Fundación para el Desarrollo de la Enfermería 2008-05-01
Series:	NURE Investigación
Subjects:	INR anticoagulated patient nursing care primary care oral anticoagulant
Online Access:	http://www.fuden.es/protocolos_detalle.cfm?ID_PROTOCOLO=86&ID_PROTOCOLO_INI=1

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spelling	doaj-a94938f0e69f46baa2ef7d3f36eaae2a2020-11-24T21:24:40ZspaFundación para el Desarrollo de la EnfermeríaNURE Investigación1697-218X2008-05-01534Anticoagulated patient management in primary care service Marco Antonio Zapata SampedroSandra García FuenteAna Jiménez GilOut-patients undergoing anticoagulant treatment are attended by nursing staff, working with doctors.To be able to provide adequate medical care, nurses must have the minimum knowledge and skills needed to work with the programme described in this article. These include basic and specific knowledge of anticoagulation. The correct functioning of the service will help provide an optimum control of the INR (International Normalized Ratio) and reduce the complications of bleeding, both of which are the main objectives of the nursing care of these patients.http://www.fuden.es/protocolos_detalle.cfm?ID_PROTOCOLO=86&ID_PROTOCOLO_INI=1INRanticoagulated patientnursing careprimary careoral anticoagulant
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spellingShingle	Marco Antonio Zapata Sampedro Sandra García Fuente Ana Jiménez Gil Anticoagulated patient management in primary care service NURE Investigación INR anticoagulated patient nursing care primary care oral anticoagulant
author_facet	Marco Antonio Zapata Sampedro Sandra García Fuente Ana Jiménez Gil
author_sort	Marco Antonio Zapata Sampedro
title	Anticoagulated patient management in primary care service
title_short	Anticoagulated patient management in primary care service
title_full	Anticoagulated patient management in primary care service
title_fullStr	Anticoagulated patient management in primary care service
title_full_unstemmed	Anticoagulated patient management in primary care service
title_sort	anticoagulated patient management in primary care service
publisher	Fundación para el Desarrollo de la Enfermería
series	NURE Investigación
issn	1697-218X
publishDate	2008-05-01
description	Out-patients undergoing anticoagulant treatment are attended by nursing staff, working with doctors.To be able to provide adequate medical care, nurses must have the minimum knowledge and skills needed to work with the programme described in this article. These include basic and specific knowledge of anticoagulation. The correct functioning of the service will help provide an optimum control of the INR (International Normalized Ratio) and reduce the complications of bleeding, both of which are the main objectives of the nursing care of these patients.
topic	INR anticoagulated patient nursing care primary care oral anticoagulant
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Anticoagulated patient management in primary care service

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