Arthur Allen, Jean Connors, Stephan Moll and Naomi Yates Explore Key Findings from The RENOVE and APICAT Trials
Anticoagulation Forum shared an inviting post on LinkedIn:
”Just 2 days away! Don’t miss our upcoming webinar: Secondary VTE Prevention: To Reduce or Not to Reduce?
Thursday, August 7 | 12:00 PM ET
We are excited to welcome another expert to our panel: Naomi Yates, PharmD, BCACP, who will join as a moderator to help guide this dynamic conversation on one of the most debated questions in anticoagulation: what’s the right dose, and when should it be reduced?
This live webinar will explore key findings from the RENOVE and API-CAT trials, framed by a historical lens and brought to life by a panel of expert clinicians.
What you’ll learn:
- DOAC dosing strategies for extended secondary VTE prevention
- Evidence-based guidance for individualizing care
- Practical takeaways for real-world treatment
Speakers:
Arthur Allen, PharmD, CACP
Jean Connors, MD
Stephan Moll, MD
Naomi Yates, PharmD, BCACP
There’s still time to register and bring your clinical questions to the panel.”
Register here.

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