Our new paper is out @JAHA_AHA https://t.co/L6jEbewr14
Led by @dataevan We examined how certain types of cancer influence the balance between stroke and bleeding risk in patients with NVAF
@mmamas1973@Salwasz278@RosaParisi09 Prof. Ashcroft @finn_corinne & Dr. Charlotte Morris
Our analysis led by @alyaa_an studying Performance of CHA2DS2-VASc and HAS-BLED in predicting stroke and bleeding in atrial fibrillation and patients with cancer .@ESC_Journals
➡️ https://t.co/G3QWExroOz
💥 CHA2DS2-VASc has similar discrimination in patients with and without cancer
💥 HAS-BLED performs poorly in patients with cancer (worse in colorectal, haematological and breast cancers)
💥 need better risk prediction in patients with cancer particularly when under-prescription of anticoagulants in cancer pts ➡️https://t.co/KVIndssN44 @mirvatalasnag@AndrewJSauer@cpgale3@vass_vassiliou@purviparwani@vass_vassiliou@drKamarajk@DrAsifQasim@iamritu@KardiologieHH@Hragy
Our new paper is out led by @dataevan & an amazing team involving @mmamas1973 Prof.Ashcroft
@Salwasz278@RosaParisi09@finn_corinne
We have examined the performance of stroke and bleeding risk assessment scores in AF patient with certain types of cancer
https://t.co/6F9qL3jRJ4
@purviparwani@DrMarthaGulati 3. @alyaa_an who undertook a PhD with @dataevan and myself, has published many important papers around AF and its management in patients with cancer, aswell as @RosaParisi09 and @Salwasz278 who have supported many of our works with methodology, and have involved me in theirs
New & available #OpenAccess from @alyaa_an et al | Oral anticoagulant prescribing among patients with cancer and atrial fibrillation in England, 2009–2019
https://t.co/PcOpEyG0Iy
@OncoAlert
Our new paper is out @JAHA_AHA https://t.co/L6jEbewr14
Led by @dataevan We examined how certain types of cancer influence the balance between stroke and bleeding risk in patients with NVAF
@mmamas1973@Salwasz278@RosaParisi09 Prof. Ashcroft @finn_corinne & Dr. Charlotte Morris
A new ISPE sponsored manuscript provides guidance on the use of visualizations throughout the lifecycle of a pharmacoepidemiology study - these help to support transparent and unambiguous communication from study design to results https://t.co/9jisI9c4nV
Delighted to see our recent study picked up by the official journal of the Royal Pharmaceutical Society @PJOnline_News https://t.co/M9XNK1duj7
Full study @PLOSMedicine https://t.co/Lx5oP99hsD
Someone asked me yesterday whether disparities in #AFib treatment exist in the UK. 👇🏾
“Compared to white ethnicity, patients from black and other ethnic minorities were ⬇️ likely to receive OAC; 0.78 (0.65; 0.94) & 0.76 (0.64; 0.91).”
https://t.co/LshFN8YtIc
#Pharmacoequity
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@SaudiMOH#الترميز_الطبي#coding#healthcare
Just published our study involving @dataevan@Salwasz278@RosaParisi09@mmamas1973 Prof. Ashcroft @RutterMK@narodmit & Dr. Matthew Carr. On the incidence of nonvalvular atrial fibrillation and oral anticoagulant prescribing in England, 2009 to 2019 https://t.co/3TmJWedzyR
Black and other ethnic minority patients in England with atrial fibrillation are far less likely than white patients to have anticoagulation therapy prescribed, researchers have found https://t.co/ToGGLC4muR
Using primary care data from @CPRD we found that...
NVAF patients living in IMD 5 were 15% less likely to receive OAC, compared to patients living in IMD 1.
and compared to White patients, Black and other ethnic minorities patients were 22%, and 24% less likely to receive OAC.
Our analysis shows..
That the incidence rates of NVAF rose by almost a quarter in England between 2009 and 2019, and there are ethnic and socioeconomic inequalities of care for atrial fibrillation patients in England.