INRstar Training - Which training is appropriate
Our convenient, role-based training covers everyone on your team including:
- Healthcare Assistant / Phlebotomist/Pharmacy Technician
- Registered Nurse / Practice Nurse
- Lead Clinical specialist Nurse / GP/Biomedical Scientists
- Location Clinical Lead – Hospital Consultant / Lead GP
- Clerical and administration staff
| Your Role | Your ac responsibilities | INRstar role | Which training we recommend | |||
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| HCA Phlebotomist Pharmacy Technician |
Taking blood samples for INR tests Manage stable patients |
Clinical Level 1 | Recorded webinar Level 1 Refresher Level 1 & 2 Ad-hoc modules |
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| Registered Nurse Practice Nurse |
Inactivate and Reactivate patients Add an out of range treatment |
Clinical Level 2 | Recorded webinar Level 2 & 3 Refresher Level 1 & 2 Refresher Level 2 & 3 Ad-hoc modules |
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| Lead Clinical specialist Nurse GP Biomedical Scientists |
Induction treatments Dose Overrides Referred treatment authorisation |
Clinical Level 3 | Recorded webinar Level 2 & 3 Refresher Level 1 & 2 Refresher Level 2 & 3 Ad-hoc modules |
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| Hospital Consultant Lead GP |
Overall ac responsibility | Clinical Lead | Recorded webinar Level 2 & 3 Refresher Level 1 & 2 Refresher Level 2 & 3 Ad-hoc modules |
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| Administrator | Reports User & Location management |
Location Admin | Recorded webinar Level 1 Ad-hoc modules |
A clinical level 1 user often has regular contact with patients and would manage stable patients with no changes to their treatments.
For individual training, we recommend:
- Recorded webinar Level 1
- Refresher Level 1 & 2
- Ad-hoc modules
A clinical level 2 user has all the permissions of a clinical level 1 users, plus the ability to inactivate and re-activate patients, add an out of range treatment and record adverse events.
Level 2 users should be qualified clinical professionals.
For individual training, we recommend
- Recorded webinar Level 2 & 3
- Refresher Level 1 & 2
- Refresher Level 2 & 3
- Ad-hoc modules
A clinical level 3 has all the permissions of a Level 2 user, plus complete induction treatments, delete incorrect treatments, manage patient transfers and use the External Patient Lookup feature.
Level 3 users should be a GP, Pharmacist or Nurse prescriber aiming to or have completed an MSc level Anticoagulation management training course.
For individual training, we recommend
- Recorded webinar Level 2 & 3
- Refresher Level 1 & 2
- Refresher Level 2 & 3
- Ad-hoc modules
A Location Clinical Lead user takes ultimate responsibility for all INRstar users at their location. This is the only user role with access to the complete view of the audit trail and all changes made to records by users.
Location Clinical Lead users have all of the INRstar permissions, as this role assumes responsibility to ensure that all INRstar users are adequately trained. We provide training for stand-alone practices or for location lead groups within CCGs.
Location Clinical Lead users have all of the INRstar permissions, as this role assumes responsibility to ensure that all INRstar users are adequately trained. We provide training for stand-alone practices or for location lead groups within CCGs.
The training includes how to:
- Use the audit record facility and clinical accountability/governance
- Access an overview of system functionality and the responsibility of the role delivered through a webinar session
- Recorded webinar Level 2 & 3
- Refresher Level 1 & 2
- Refresher Level 2 & 3
- Ad-hoc modules
INRstar offers non-clinical roles to help your team manage your anticoagulation service. We offer training for these specific roles.
Clerical staff can:
- Add patient demographics
- Run reports
Administration staff can, in addition to the clerical staff permissions:
- Set up, create and disable permission accounts
- Make password changes and resets
- Maintain the location details and non-clinical settings
- Recorded webinar Level 1
- Refresher Level 1 & 2
- Ad-hoc modules
Category: INRstar Training