Life Support Comes in Various Forms: Anticoagulation Therapy in the Ambulatory Care Setting

ABSTRACT

[...]counseling on how severe bleeding manifests, such as the symptoms of gastrointestinal bleeding, head bleeding, and musculoskeletal, I think, has been extremely helpful in ensuring these symptoms get recognized and treated quickly. [...]most patients need a lower dose inpatient than they would outpatient. [...]I think knowing what to do regarding subtherapeutic or supratherapeutic values should be identified.