Anticoagulation therapy service
This commissioning guide provides support for the local implementation of NICE clinical guidelines through commissioning, and is a resource to help health professionals in England to commission an effective anticoagulation therapy service for patients, in particular those with atrial fibrillation.
This commissioning guide should be read in conjunction with the following NICE guidance:
The clinical guideline covers clinical and cost effectiveness in detail and underpins the content of this guide.
The guide:
- makes the case for commissioning an anticoagulation therapy service
- specifies service requirements
- helps you determine local service levels
- helps you ensure corporate and quality assurance.
The full text of this commissioning guide can be downloaded or accessed from the navigation menu on the right hand side of the screen. Download the openly available commissioning and benchmarking tool, there is no need to register.
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This page was last updated: 09 December 2010
- Anticoagulation therapy service
- Commissioning an anticoagulation therapy service
- Specifying an anticoagulation therapy service
- Determining local service levels for an anticoagulation therapy service
- Assumptions used in estimating a population benchmark
- The commissioning and benchmarking tool
- Ensuring corporate and quality assurance
