Pall T. Onundarson Urges You to Watch It: Emerging Anticoagulants and Reversal Agents What’s Next in the Pipeline?
Pall T. Onundarson, Professor Emeritus at Landspitali University Hospital, recently shared on LinkedIn, reposting from Anticoagulation Forum:
”Something to think about. Great savings if you want them.”
Anticoagulation Forum posted on Emerging Anticoagulants on LinkedIn:
‘Missed it live? Now’s your chance to catch up — or rewatch! The recording of our recent webinar, Emerging Anticoagulants and Reversal Agents: What’s Next in the Pipeline?, is now available! Watch it here.
As the anticoagulation field continues to evolve, this session delivers expert insights into investigational agents and reversal strategies that may soon impact clinical practice. If you manage complex patients or influence clinical policy, this is one to watch.
Webinar highlights:
- Latest clinical trial data
 - Future applications in stroke prevention, dialysis, oncology, and device-related thrombosis
 - Practical considerations for frontline care and system-level planning
 
We are grateful to our speakers and panelists for a fantastic discussion:
Geoffrey Barnes, MD, MSc
Gabe Fontaine PharmD, MBA, BCCCP, BCPS, FNCS, FCCM
Jean Connors, MD
Arthur Allen, PharmD, CACP (Moderator)
Jori May, MD (Moderator)
Free for AC Forum members — membership is quick and free to join. Explore this and hundreds of additional resources to enhance your practice.”
Join AC Forum.

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