Why the study?
Does patient self-care (PST or PSM) with at least weekly INR measurement improve INR control in patients on warfarin?
Does patient self-care (PST or PSM) with at least weekly INR measurement improve INR control in patients on warfarin?
Patient self-care with at least weekly INR measurements is an effective strategy for controlling INR levels in patients taking warfarin.
Weekly self-monitoring via PST or PSM improves INR control on warfarin; reinforces self-management as preferred strategy in eligible patients.
Patient self-care (either PST or PSM) by measuring INR values at least once weekly is more effective in controlling the INR level.
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