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Assessing the Principles of Practice: Stroke Prevention in the New Era of Anticoagulation

Assessing the Principles of Practice: Stroke Prevention in the New Era of Anticoagulation. Use of Stroke or Bleeding Risk Strategies. HAS-BLED. Performance of Bleeding Risk Scores. Which Is True? Select All That Apply. Risk of Intracerebral Hemorrhage Which Is True?.

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Assessing the Principles of Practice: Stroke Prevention in the New Era of Anticoagulation

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  1. Assessing the Principles of Practice: Stroke Prevention in the New Era of Anticoagulation

  2. Use of Stroke or Bleeding Risk Strategies

  3. HAS-BLED

  4. Performance of Bleeding Risk Scores

  5. Which Is True?Select All That Apply

  6. Risk of Intracerebral HemorrhageWhich Is True?

  7. Level of Confidence in Managing Anticoagulants

  8. ESC Guidelines: 2012 Focused Update: Recommendations for Prevention of Thromboembolism in Non-valvular AF

  9. ATLAS: Aspirin Increases Bleeding Risk When Combined With Rivaroxaban

  10. Concern Regarding Efficacy and Safety of New Oral Anticoagulants

  11. Concerns Related to Dabigatran

  12. RE-LYICH Subgroup Analysis: Sites/Rates of ICH

  13. ACCP Guidelines: Patients With AF and Mitral Stenosis

  14. Concerns Related to Rivaroxaban

  15. Concerns Related to Warfarin

  16. Concerns Related to Warfarin (cont)

  17. Underutilization of Anticoagulants

  18. Rate Your Agreement: Patients With Excellent INR Control Show Little Benefit From Change to New Oral Anticoagulants

  19. ICH Reduction: A Case for Switching

  20. RE-LY: Rate of Ischemic Stroke

  21. Level of Confidence in Managing Antiarrhythmic Medications

  22. Abbreviations

  23. Abbreviations

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