Why the study?
Does INR determination by Coumatrak provide similar results to conventional laboratory methods in patients receiving warfarin therapy?
Does INR determination by Coumatrak provide similar results to conventional laboratory methods in patients receiving warfarin therapy?
Point-of-care INR testing with Coumatrak provides similar results to conventional laboratory methods, supporting the efficacy of pharmacist-managed anticoagulation clinics.
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May support pharmacist-managed point-of-care INR monitoring; leaves open need for prospective validation.
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