CME Evaluation
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Title of program
Anticoagulants and Fall Injury Risk for Older Adult Patients
Date
May 6, 2015
Did the program achieve its primary objectives to change competence, performance, and/or patient outcomes?
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Objective 2: Discuss the changing landscape of anticoagulant medications.
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Objective 3: Explore strategies to manage anticoagulants for your patients and keep them
safe.
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Objective 1: Describe the balance between preventing strokes and increase risk for fall
injury or death.
Use the following scale to rate the speaker(s) on content and presentation skills.
SA=Strongly agree; A=Agree; D=Disagree; SD=Strongly disagree
Speaker: Bruce Burnett, MD, FACP
Was well prepared and organized
Made effective use of available time
Presented the material in a clear, interesting and understandable manner
The Program:
Content was consistent with the description provided on the registration page
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Will help me improve my performance
Will help me improve patient outcomes
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As a result of participating in this activity, the primary thing I will do differently in my practice is?
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What might impede you from making this change?
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Was the activity free of commercial bias? Yes ☐
If no, please specify why not
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What practice areas could you use additional training in to practice more effectively?
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In order to receive a CME Certificate for viewing the recorded version of this webinar, the following
questions must be completed:
1.
Which of these fall injury risk factors has been found to be one of the most significant risk factors
contributing to patient deaths resulting from a fall?
☐ a. Patient Age >85
☐ b. Bone issues (i.e., osteoporosis)
☐ c. Coagulation
☐ d. Post-Surgical
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What is the extent of increased bleed risk when combining aspirin with Warfarin?
☐ a. No increased risk
☐ b. 1-2 fold increase in hemorrhage rate
☐ c. 2-3 fold increase in hemorrhage rate
☐ d. 4-5 fold increase in hemorrhage rate
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What actions should be taken for patients taking anti-thrombotics in the hospital?
☐ a. Alert that patient is at high risk for sustaining a serious injury if a fall occurs
☐ b. Reassessment of the risks and benefits of anticoagulation
☐ c. Evaluation for discontinuing of anti-platelets
☐ d. All of the above
Physician Attendance Verification: I attended the entire presentation.
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To receive CME credit for the recorded version of this webinar, type your name, email address and
date above and check the box below to send it electronically to Education@mmicgroup.com. It may
also be faxed to Joleen Doty at 952-838-6808. Your CME certificate will then be emailed to you.
☐ By checking this box, I attest that the completed information is accurate. Please accept this as my
signature.
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