Daniel Witt: Why Patient Education Matters in Anticoagulation Care
Daniel Witt, Interim Dean at University of Utah College of Pharmacy, shared a post on LinkedIn:
”What an amazing evening!
I had the opportunity to participate in the PEP Talk Live Webinar, ‘Ask an Anticoagulation Expert Anything,’ and I left the session inspired by the engagement and curiosity of everyone who attended.
The questions were insightful, practical, and deeply meaningful.
It is always rewarding to connect with patients and caregivers who are committed to understanding their treatment and taking an active role in their healthcare journey.
A heartfelt thank you to Leslie Lake and Todd Robertson for their exceptional hosting and for facilitating such a dynamic conversation.
Events like these remind me why patient education is so important.
Thank you to everyone who joined us and contributed to a fantastic discussion.
I look forward to continuing these conversations and helping empower patients through education.”
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