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MAQI2 Anticoagulation Toolkit

Coumadin is a tricky drug to manage. The MAQI2 Anticoagulation Toolkit is a resource developed by a consortium of anticoagulation clinics and physicians in Michigan to provide up to date and reliable information on anticoagulation. The MAQI2 app provides detailed, comprehensive information on deciding whether to initiate anticoagulation. It’s broader than another great anticoagulation app we reviewed before, the ACC’s Anticoag Evaluator app. It then goes a step further in helping guide you through coumadin dosing based on current INR levels and dosing regimen. And all of that is wrapped up in an easy to use, intuitive, and free app.

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Satish Misra, MD

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This post does not establish, nor is it intended to establish, a patient physician relationship with anyone. It does not substitute for professional advice, and does not substitute for an in-person evaluation with your health care provider. It does not provide the definitive statement on the subject addressed. Before using these apps please consult with your own physician or health care provider as to the apps validity and accuracy as this post is not intended to affirm the validity or accuracy of the apps in question. The app(s) mentioned in this post should not be used without discussing the app first with your health care provider

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ACC, ACEP Toxicology, American College of Cardiology, Anesthesia and Anticoagulation

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