Davis F B, Sczupak C A
Postgrad Med. 1979 Jul;66(1):100-2, 105-9. doi: 10.1080/00325481.1979.11715201.
The experience with outpatient anticoagulation services (ACSs) in two municipal teaching hospitals has been reviewed. These two ACSs have provided therapy with a major hemorrhagic morbidity of 4.1% based on patient treatment years and with no anticoagulation-related mortality. Their major goal has been to provide safe, efficient monitoring of anticoagulation control for the patients of a wide variety of primary care physicians in the hospital clinics. With careful patient selection and education, monitoring of the duration of therapy, and close communication among patient, primary care physician, and pharmacist, this goal has been achieved.
对两家市级教学医院门诊抗凝服务（ACSs）的经验进行了回顾。这两家ACSs基于患者治疗年数提供的治疗，严重出血发病率为4.1%，且无抗凝相关死亡病例。它们的主要目标是为医院诊所中众多初级保健医生的患者提供安全、有效的抗凝控制监测。通过仔细的患者选择和教育、治疗持续时间的监测以及患者、初级保健医生和药剂师之间的密切沟通，这一目标得以实现。
