Michael Wagner, MD, FACP	View the webinar Download the slides
This is a recording of a presentation delivered by Dr. Michael Wagner, Chief Medical Officer of Tufts Medical Center on November 2nd 2011.  He discusses the new trend towards Patient-Centered Medical Home (PCMH) as a new model for primary care. Patient-Centered Medical Home focuses on access, population-based care, risk stratification and information technology to provide a more comprehensive and value-based primary care delivery model.  During this webinar, Dr. Wagner will review the concepts embodied in PCMH and the essential components for building a sustainable primary care model of care.

	Kathleen Chumer, RN	View the webinar Download the slides
Transforming the Ambulatory Care Business Model; ACO's Potential Venues and Roles This is a recording of the presentation given by Kathlee Chumer on September 8, 2011.   Ms. Chumer served as President of The New Jersey Association of Health Care Executives and is currently a member of the education and science advisory committee for the Liberty Science Center in New Jersey. Ms. Chumer has had numerous articles published on the implications of “Disruptive Technology” and the role of leadership in managing technological changes. She is a nationally recognized expert in health care leadership and is a frequent guest lecturer at both clinical and leadership conferences.

 

	Mark Wurster, MD Maureen Howard, APRN, BC	View the webinar Download the slides
Novel Anticoagulants, A Practical View This is a recording of the presentation given by Mark Wurster, MD and Maureen Howard, APRN, BC at the Anticoagulation Forum on May 5th 2011.  The topic of novel anticoagulants is covered from three dimensions: appropriate patient selection, real world clinical experiences with Pradaxa®and novel anticoagulants that may be coming to market in the next several years.

	Enrico Cagliero, MD Massachusetts General Hospital Harvard University Medical School	View the webinar Download the slides
Diabetes and Thrombosis Dr. Enrico Cagliero, MD, discusses the epidemics of obesity and type 2 diabetes and its impact on cardiovascular disease (CVD). His presentation will include a discussion of how tight glucose control may benefit patients with a high risk of cardiovascular disease.

	Mark W. Wurster, MD, FACP Ohio State University Medical Center	View the webinar Download the slides
Laboratory Testing for Anticoagulation Therapy  Listen to Dr. Mark Wurster discuss tradiitonal laboratory testing versus point-of-care testing. In light of the recent FDA approval of Dabigatran, this webinar is even more timely and compelling.

	Richard Albrecht Business Director Philips INR@Home Services Philips Healthcare	View the webinar and download materials
Patient Self-Testing: Operational Aspects and the Role of the IDTF You've identified patients as potential candidates for self-testing; Now what? This webinar discusses the process of getting a patient started with self-testing, ongoing patient communications and the role of the IDTF.

	Dr. Karen Fiumara Brigham and Women's Hospital Boston, MA	View the webinar and download materials
DVT Prophylaxis in High Risk Med/Surg Patients Dr. Karen Fiumara, Patient Safety Officer at Brigham and Women’s Hospital will discuss anticoagulation prophylaxis in high risk patients in the inpatient environment. Her presentation will include steps taken by Brigham and Women’s Hospital to increase physician awareness of VTE risk and overcome resistance to prophylaxis.

	Dr. Victoria Lambert William W. Backus Hospital Norwich, CT	View the webinar and download materials
Cases in Bridge Therapy Dr. Victoria Lambert will discuss the risks and benefits of anticoagulation bridge therapy, analyze cases to determine the appropriateness of  bridge therapy, formulate a case specific plan and develop case-specific monitoring parameters.

	Dr. Michael Smith  Clinical Coordinator William W.Backus Hospital	View the Webinar & Dowload Materials
Dr. Michael Smith, Clinical Coordinator at the William W. Backus Hospital  discusses the role of INR, Factor Anti-Xa and PTT in monitoring anticoagulation therapy.  Dr. Smith describes the monitoring parameters for specific anticoagulation therapies, the counseling points for patients on chronic anticoagulation therapy and formulates case-specific monitoring plans.

	Dr. Philip Hritcko University of Connecticut School of Pharmacy	View the webinar and  download materials
Dr. Philip Hritcko will discuss the pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic mechanisms for warfarin drug interactions.  This webinar will include actual case studies in addition to the presentation of clinical data. Dr. Hritcko received his B.S. and Doctor of Pharmacy degrees from Albany College of Pharmacy. He is currently Director, Experiential Education and Assistant Clinical Professor of Pharmacy Practice at the University of Connecticut School of Pharmacy. In addition to his responsibilities at the University of Connecticut School of Pharmacy, Dr. Hritcko practices as a clinical pharmacist at the William W. Backus Hospital Anticoagulation Clinic located in Norwich Connecticut. Please note that the archived version of this webinar does not carry CE credits.