Heart failure, chronic anticoagulants

Interim care is defined as frequent care for specified patient populations and close patient monitoring between visits to the primary provider. Interim care models follow a similar process for delivering care as do comprehensive pharmaceutical care models, but on a disease-state specific basis. Many examples of this exist in the CDTM model. Examples of interim-care CDTM models include anticoagulation/heparin clinics and clinics to treat asthma, seizures, pain, hypertension, diabetes, HIV, dyslipidemia, congestive heart failure, and other chronic-disease conditions. 

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