If You Missed our September 21, 2011 Webinar on...

INR Patient Self-Testing:
Yesterday, Today, & Beyond

The Slides and Recording are Now Available!

 

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Summary:  This webinar covered how PST first began and then move into present day with a review of the challenges of managing warfarin patients.


Objectives:  After viewing this webinar, you will be able to:

  • Review the need for better anticoagulation management

  • Be supplied with the clinical underpinnings that support the adoption of PST for properly selected and suitable trained patients

  • Understand the issues needed to be addressed to successfully implement a PST program within a practice

  • Receive a summary of the new non-monitored drugs and how this new class of anticoagulants will impact the traditional management of warfarin patients

Vendor SponsorsAccumetrics; Alere; Medical Automation Systems; Siemens


About our  Presenter: David Phillips brings over 30 years of experience in the in-vitro diagnostics industry with the last 20 years in the point-of-care segment. He has specific experience in POC coagulation for the physician office, acute care markets and patient self-testing (PST).  He is currently VP, Market Development at Alere. Prior to joining Alere, he was Marketing Director for Abbott Point of Care, i-STAT Division. From 1990 to 2001, he was Director of Marketing in the Point of Care business unit for Roche Diagnostics. During his tenure at Roche he launched the CoaguChek for patient self-testing and was instrumental in developing strategies for reimbursement and regulatory issues affecting POCT.  Additional industry activities include serving as Chairman of the CLSI Quality Management for Unit-use Testing Subcommittee (EP-18A), member of the CLSI Point-of-Care Testing and Point-of-Care Coagulation Subcommittees and an advisor to the CLSI Area Committee on POC.  He has also served as the AdvaMed industry liaison to the College of American Pathologists (CAP) POCT Subcommittee. Over the last decade, his articles on point-of-care testing have appeared in such publications as Archives Pathology and Laboratory Medicine, Clinica Chimica Acta, Clinical Chemistry, and Clinical Chemistry News and most recently a book chapter on “Unit Use Quality Control” published in Point of Care Testing, Second Edition by the AACC Press.

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