The High-Sensitivity Troponin Upgrade: It's About Time
This 10 video series offers compelling insights on WHY a hospital should make the conversion to utilizing the high-sensitivity troponin assay. The content addresses the important clinical elements including specificity of the assay and the impact on diagnosis of NSTEMI MI. Our experts also review assay predictability, impact on patient flow in the ED and related mortality, and the impact on the MI ADP. There is also a robust discussion of potential future uses of High-Sensitivity Troponin. Click anywhere in this text to go to this course.
Adoption of High-Sensitivity Troponin: A Step-by-Step Collaborative Guide
Ready to adopt the high-sensitivity troponin assay into your hospital but are not sure where to begin? Or wary to make the conversion because of the potential drain on resources? In this 4 video educational series, we discuss the HOW to make the conversion. Our expert faculty all have first hand experience in making the conversion as they have either lead or been a key member of the leadership team at their institutions. This content really focuses on the nuts and bolts of adopting the high-sensitivity troponin assay including setting appropriate timelines, selecting the proper leadership representation, resource allocation and a well constructed educational/communication plan. Click anywhere in this text to go to this course.
Procalcitonin
Our initial activity, a multi-faceted program launched in 2020, focused on the use of procalcitonin in antimicrobial decision making. We were fortunate to be joined in this discussion by Dr. Jim Neuenschwander, Dr. Michael Broyles, and Dr. Eric Gluck. Their unique perspectives included laboratory, pharmacy, critical care, hospital, and emergency medicine. The panel reviewed the economics of procalcitonin and how it can improve practice behavior and improve patient outcomes. Please complete the brief registration form and allow yourself the time to be educated and entertained as we take a tour of how procalcitonin can be used in the management of lower respiratory tract infections, COVID-19, predicting and treating sepsis, and antimicrobial stewardship.
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