Quality assurance and computerized decision support are suggested to help minimize inconsistencies when monitoring oral anticoagulation in primary care.
May support quality assurance in primary care anticoagulation monitoring; hypothesis-generating and requires prospective validation before practice change.
Monitoring oral anticoagulatidon in primary care Quality assurance and cOMputerised decision support will help to minimise inconsstencies Monitoring treatment with anticoagulants is traditionally done in hospital because it requires, laboratory blood tests and
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