Belinda Minnaar: Recognizing Leadership in VTE Prevention on World Thrombosis Day
Belinda Minnaar, Chief Nursing Officer at King Edward VII’s Hospital, shared Mervin Albania’s post on LinkedIn, adding:
”A shout-out to Matron Mervin for taking the lead and sharing your expertise on VTE as part of World Thrombosis Day.
A valuable opportunity to reflect on our practice and also our shared responsibility to always keep prevention at the forefront of patient care.”
Mervin Albania, Matron at King Edward VII’s Hospital, shared a post on LinkedIn:
”As part of World Thrombosis Day, we delivered a short presentation during our 10 10 Daily Huddle to raise awareness of VTE among our colleagues.
A great opportunity to reinforce the importance of VTE risk assessment, prevention, early recognition, and shared responsibility in keeping our patients safe.
Together, we can help prevent VTE and improve patient safety.”
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