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  • Pharmacy education
  • Continuing professional development
  • Anticoagulation management

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  • Anticoagulation therapy requires specialized knowledge and skills for safe and effective patient management.
  • Pharmacists play a crucial role in optimizing anticoagulation treatment.
  • A need exists for structured, practice-based continuing education in anticoagulation for pharmacists.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To outline the curriculum and structure of an ongoing anticoagulation certificate program for pharmacists.
  • To describe the components of the annual renewal process for this program.
  • To evaluate the program's effectiveness in enhancing pharmacists' anticoagulation management skills.

Main Methods:

  • The certificate program incorporates home study modules, pre- and post-tests, live educational sessions, and case-based discussions.
  • Clinical reasoning is assessed through case work-ups and presentations.
  • An annual renewal component includes further home study and case evaluations.

Main Results:

  • Between 2002 and 2015, 361 pharmacists completed the program, primarily in ambulatory (62%) and inpatient (38%) settings.
  • A significant majority (71%) of recent participants were involved in establishing or working within anticoagulation clinics.
  • Participant evaluations indicated high satisfaction, with an average of 90% agreeing that lecture material was relevant and objectives were met.

Conclusions:

  • The structured, practice-based continuing education program successfully enhances pharmacists' knowledge and skills in anticoagulation management.
  • The program's content is highly relevant to pharmacists' practice, enabling them to apply learned concepts effectively.
  • This educational initiative has demonstrably improved pharmacy practice in the field of anticoagulation.