Medical Liability Risk Avoidance:  A Case for Adopting the International Normalized Ratio (INR) System

Sandra S. Kline, PharmD;Maureen O. Atkins, JD;

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January 1, 1997

The American Journal of Managed Care

January 1997

Volume3

Issue 1

Medical Liability Risk Avoidance: A Case for Adopting the International Normalized Ratio (INR) System

Author(s):

Sandra S. Kline, PharmD,Maureen O. Atkins, JD

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