Nurse KAP Survey Reveals Anticoagulant Contraindication Knowledge Gaps
This single-center Chinese survey characterizes nursing knowledge, attitudes, and self-reported practice around subcutaneous anticoagulant injection, flagging specific misconceptions relevant to anticoagulation stewardship teams.
Nurses need better education on anticoagulant contraindications.
Proper administration of anticoagulants is vital for preventing complications in venous thromboembolism (VTE) management. Nursing staff exhibited high accuracy concerning complications but lacked knowledge in identifying incorrect contraindications for anticoagulants. Educational programmes are necessary to address knowledge gaps, particularly in understanding contraindications, to enhance patient safety and care quality. Targeted education can improve nursing practice and safety in anticoagulant administration.
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