VTE is the third most common cause of cardiovascular death, following acute coronary artery disease and stroke, and is responsible for more than 3 million deaths per year worldwide.
Thromboprophylaxis remains underused or misapplied with relatively low public- and provider-awareness given the high degree of public health burden & it is considered an unmet medical need.
There are many things doctors can do to help patients suffering from this disease.
That’s why our VTE Protocol Guidelines offer great support to physicians concerning the symptoms, diagnosis, and treatment options in an accessible easy-to-read format directing to better healthcare decisions.
- VTE the silent killer
- VTE & Anticoagulation Gap in Egypt & Africa
- Reducing the risk of VTE during pregnancy and the puerperium
- VTE Prophylaxis in Surgery
In each “Know VTE” module, the healthcare practitioner will go through a pre-assessment to evaluate
the knowledge of VTE hazards on different patients.
Then, the healthcare practitioner will go through a set of educational activities with different
natures, physical workshops, hands-on activities, and virtual lectures
In the end, the healthcare practitioner will have a post-assessment and based on performance, the
healthcare practitioner will be awarded a certificate of completion for “Know VTE”
“Know VTE” is an initiative adopted by the General Authority for Healthcare Accreditation and Regulation “GAHAR” and the Egyptian Society of Surgeons “ESS” and all rights are reserved.
“Know VTE” is a set of guidelines developed to assist healthcare practitioners with their decision regarding patients and healthcare, these guidelines should be used by healthcare practitioners and providers in their clinical judgment for the benefit of patients. “Know VTE” will guide you through a simple educational interactive journey that will help in standardizing most of the decision-making processes in clinical practice.
General Authority for Healthcare Accreditation and Regulation “GAHAR” is the body responsible for issuing standards to ensure the provision of health care services in different health facilities in accordance with the highest quality and safety. GAHAR was established under Law No. 2 for the year 2018 pertaining to the Universal Health Insurance system.
ts role is not limited to evaluating health facilities by specialists with accredited
international expertise in the field of health care; it extends to help health
establishments develop performance and reduce risk factors. This happens through using the
scientific method to manage the risks and detect them before they occur and work to take all
necessary measures to prevent them from occurring or repeating them.
The existence of an integrated orientation program for capacity building enables the
recipients to improve the performance of the health system to which they belong. This occurs
when the available resources are optimized, and the scientific method is used in measurement
and follow-up, together ensuring the highest quality and safety in the provision of service.
Vision:
Excellence for all health system and services.
Mission:
Ensuring the quality of health services and their continuous improvement, as well as
optimizing health service outputs offered to Egyptian citizens; through regulating health
services according to specific standards of quality and accreditation, registration of
medical facilities and members of the medical profession, and optimizing the Egyptian health
sector to ensure its safety, stability, and development.
An educational interactive program designed for healthcare practitioners which helps them to assess their knowledge and awareness of VTE dangers, and helps to develop their knowledge in dealing with different types of patients who are in danger of VTE. The guidelines recommendations were written in the following categories: screening, prophylaxis and management in different settings.
This program aims at improving the awareness and treatment of VTE through the following
objectives:
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