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Management of Subtherapeutic INRs for patients on warfarin

Updated on 26th August 2025

Clinical decisions in these scenarios require individual patient considerations, including
determining a reason for the result (e.g., missed dose), risk factors for thrombosis and
bleeding, and patient preference.

Remedy has some local BNSSG community guidance available here

This includes information on what conditions would be regarded as high risk, or less so, and bridging options if indicated.

 

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