Network leadership to
reduce avoidable death,
disability and chronic ill-health
from hospital-associated VTE
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18September 2020
Let’s Talk Clots National Thrombosis Conferences for HCPs 18th September - 30th October 2020
These dedicated HCP conferences are a great opportunity to extend...
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CANCELLED - Let’s Talk Clots National Thrombosis Conferences for HCPs 4th – 10th May 2020
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Cambridge University Hospital Trust (CUH)
Cambridge University Hospital Trust (CUH) became a VTE exemplar centre in 2010, this coincided with the new nationally-mandated Quality Requirements, with associated financial consequences, being introduced in relation to VTE...
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eLearning
This e-Learning resource is designed to help nurses, pharmacists and junior doctors understand quickly the concept of hospital-associated venous thromboembolism, how to prevent it and how to aid quality assurance through audit.
View AllVTE National Nursing & Midwifery Network
Working in conjunction with the Department of Health, the RCN, Thrombosis UK and the VTE nursing and midwifery leads from the Exemplar Centres, the VTE National Nursing and Midwifery Network aims to provide nursing and midwifery leadership and innovation in VTE prevention nationally.
VTE England
VTE Exemplar centres form a diverse and enlightened network of hospitals that have an existing track record of excellence in VTE prevention and care, offer practical support and advice to other centres by sharing their resources, and collaborate on clinical research into VTE prevention.
Member centres include both public and private sector organisations, large teaching hospital trusts, specialist centres and district general hospitals throughout England and Wales. The network is currently led by Professor Roopen Arya, Director King’s Thrombosis Centre.