Why the study?
Does computer-assisted control of oral anticoagulation improve the quality of anticoagulant control in patients managed in general practice?
Population
Patients managed in general practice receiving oral anticoagulation (warfarin)
Design
Other
Authors
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Hypothesis-generating for computer-assisted anticoagulation in general practice; prospective randomized trials needed before clinical adoption.
Does computer-assisted control of oral anticoagulation improve the quality of anticoagulant control in patients managed in general practice?
Implementing computer-assisted oral anticoagulation management in general practice improves control quality and safely shifts workload away from hospital clinics.
Galloway et al. (1995) studied this question.
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