Abstract
Warfarin dose prediction methods developed in one hospital might not be valid elsewhere. Factors such as heparin co-administration, the use of various thromboplastin reagents and differences in technique in the haematology laboratory should all be considered before a warfarin dose prediction method is accepted for use in a hospital.
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