Why the study?
Does a shorter follow-up interval after out-of-range INR values improve anticoagulation control in patients managed at anticoagulation clinics?
Does a shorter follow-up interval after out-of-range INR values improve anticoagulation control in patients managed at anticoagulation clinics?
Prompt repeat testing after out-of-range INR values is associated with better site-level anticoagulation control, suggesting its utility as a quality measure.
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Shorter follow-up after out-of-range INR may improve site-level TTR; hypothesis-generating for its use as an anticoagulation quality metric.
Rose et al. (2011) studied this question.
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