“ not as straightforward as switching a statin,” explains Katherine Stirling, consultant pharmacist in anticoagulation and thrombosis at St James University Hospital, Leeds. A lot of prescribers have to work closely with their patient to find the right anticoagulant for them because the side effects and potential risk of bleeding can be serious. Switching patients to new therapies is not always straightforward, but when it comes to anticoagulants it can be particularly complex. Journal of Pharmaceutical Health Services Research.International Journal of Pharmacy Practice.
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