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Presentation Outline ICHP Annual Meeting September 13-15

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Study Background<br />

• Observation of patients previously treated with<br />

dabigatran being switched to warfarin<br />

– Pharmacist managed Lutheran Hospital Anticoagulation<br />

Clinic<br />

– Inpatients<br />

Methods<br />

• Patient interviews and retrospective chart reviews at the<br />

Lutheran Hospital Anticoagulation Clinic and Lutheran<br />

Hospital<br />

• Potential causes of dabigatran treatment discontinuation<br />

evaluated include: failure of therapy, therapy adverse drug events, events<br />

and cost of therapy<br />

• Patients were selected from the time dabigatran was<br />

released in Fall 2010 until April 2012<br />

Duration of Dabigatran Therapy<br />

• Average treatment duration: 4 months<br />

½ month<br />

12.5%<br />

12 months<br />

12.5% %<br />

Duration of dabigatran therapy (N=8)<br />

9months<br />

12.5%<br />

5 months<br />

25%<br />

1 month<br />

37.5%<br />

Objective<br />

• To determine reasons for discontinuation of<br />

dabigatran and re‐initiation or initiation of<br />

warfarin in a real‐world setting<br />

Patient Demographics<br />

Results<br />

Number of Patients 22<br />

Inpatients 9<br />

Outpatients <strong>13</strong><br />

Gender Men: 55%<br />

Women: 45%<br />

Age Average: 76<br />

Max: 93<br />

Min: 34<br />

• Some patients had more than one reason for<br />

discontinuation of therapy<br />

6<br />

5<br />

4<br />

3<br />

2<br />

1<br />

0<br />

Summary of Reasons for<br />

Discontinuation<br />

Number of Claims<br />

Number of Claims<br />

8/29/2012<br />

2

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