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The document discusses evidence-based research on DVT prophylaxis for hospitalized patients. It reviews 4 sources that found Lovenox to be more effective than compression stockings alone in preventing DVTs. The suggested innovation is developing individualized DVT prophylaxis plans for patients based on their risk factors. The implementation process outlines using Kotter's change model to get buy-in from nurses and doctors and establish the new protocol.
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