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New success story: warfarin self-testing
Struggling with busy and time-consuming anticoagulation clinics, Pendleside Medical Practice implemented warfarin self-testing with the engage app. They wanted to reduce the time commitment for nurses and patients alike and found some surprising benefits.
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DOACs functionality means that we check in with each patient on a regular basis, and patients do not get lost to review. We can check for side effects, compliance and feed all this back into one central system. Bernie Cahill, Assistant Practitioner in Cardiology, Westcliffe Medical Centre

Westcliffe Medical Centre benefits from new INRstar functionality for DOACs

Westcliffe Medical Centre in Shipley is using advanced functionality from INRstar, to manage patients taking direct oral anticoagulants (DOACs). Under updated recommendations, NICE says that DOACs, should be offered where appropriate.

Thanks to INRstar analytics Leicester City CCG can now easily demonstrate: Over 1,300 new warfarin patients requiring anticoagulation treatment added to the INRstar system to monitor TTR and regular patient monitoring which all reduce the risk of stroke 78% reduction in the number of patients with an overdue warfarin monitoring 95% of patients with a TTR >50% No INR readings >8 for over 9 months Database for NOAC patients to support quality reviews and reduce the risk of stroke Medicines management audits showing improved quality of prescribing Practices requiring additional clinical support from GP mentors

Leicester CCG improves patient safety and improves commissioning efficiency

Leicester City Clinical Commissioning Group (CCG) has worked in partnership with INRstar, to develop an award winning analytics tool to improve patient outcomes and improve commissioning efficiencies to support the Quality, Innovation, Productivity and Prevention (QIPP) programme.

Many patients are on a range of medication and we treat them over a period of time, helping them to get the balance right and reduce the risk of stroke.

West Middlesex University Hospital uses INRstar to manage complex patients

Patrice McCarthy is Senior Anticoagulation Nurse at West Middlesex University Hospital and runs the clinic, which manages a large number of patients with complex health needs.

We introduced INRstar as a way of improving patient safety in anticoagulation. Formerly, dosing could be erratic, but we now have a system that works well and means patients get results automatically.

Supporting Royal Cornwall Hospital’s hospital DVT clinic

The Royal Cornwall Hospital’s DVT clinic cares for specific patients with complex health needs, managing anticoagulation, providing patient education and an induction service for warfarin.

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