Andrew Davies: HIDDEN 2 Rethinking Thromboprophylaxis in Hospice Care
Andrew Davies, Professor of Palliative Medicine at Trinity College Dublin, shared a post on LinkedIn about a recent article by Simon Noble et al, pulished in BMJ, adding:
“The HIDDEN 2 study has just been published on-line (open access) in BMJ Supportive and Palliative.
HIDDEN 2 follows on from original HiDDen (Hospice Deep Vein Thrombosis Detection) study, and the results suggest a somewhat different approach to thromboprophylaxis between hospital and hospice settings.”
Title: HIDDEN2: a prospective longitudinal observational study of the prevalence of deep vein thrombosis in patients with cancer receiving palliative care upon admission to hospital
Authors: Simon Noble, Raza Alikhan, Catherine Bryant, Tristan Groves, Elin Harding, Terri Kitson, Nikki Jane Pease, Lawrence Raisanen, Kathy Seddon, Deb Smith, Joanna Smith, Ian Thomas, Laura Upton, Sarah Walker, Rebecca Wallace, Angela Casbard
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