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Development and pilot testing of guidelines to monitor high-risk medications in the ambulatory setting.
Tjia J, Field TS, Garber LD, et al. Am J Manag Care. 2010;16:489-496.

This study reports on the development of standards for laboratory monitoring of high-risk medications (such as anticoagulants) in ambulatory care. Pilot testing revealed that the developed guidelines were not being consistently followed, with infrequently prescribed medications most likely to be monitored inappropriately.

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