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Jun 16, 2026, 14:20
Matthew James: Anticoagulation Errors – 5 Prescribing Red Flags That Lead to Bleeding
Matthew James, Adjunct Professor at Louisiana State University Health Sciences Center, shared a post on LinkedIn:
“Anticoagulation Errors: 5 prescribing red flags that lead to bleeds.
- No baseline renal function before dosing a DOAC
- Drug interactions never screened at the point of order
- INR drawn but not followed up or acted on
- Bridging protocol skipped around a procedure
- Bleeding symptoms documented and not investigated
Anticoagulant cases turn on whether monitoring matched the prescription.
The chart shows what was ordered — and just as importantly, what was never checked.
Working a bleed or clot case?
I’ll flag the monitoring gaps that decide these claims.”

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