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The decisions behind peri-procedural planning
Why the procedure, the medicine and the patient need to be considered together.
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CLINICIAN-LED. GUIDELINE-INFORMED.
Complex decisions.
Clearer direction.
Anticoagulation is complex. Bring clinical context, structured guidance and professional judgement together — in one focused platform.
Current demonstration · v4.16Built for healthcare professionals
CONCEPTUAL MEDICAL ILLUSTRATION
04Focused clinical
workflows
workflows
Guidelines & references
within reach
within reach
Clinical expertise
at the core
Discover our approachat the core
ONE PLATFORM. THE CLINICAL PICTURE.
Support for the decisions
that demand your attention.
Move through the questions that matter, with focused pathways designed around real anticoagulation workflows.
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Anticoagulant administration
A structured starting point for treatment decisions.
Explore workflow02
Peri-procedural management
See the clinical context around every procedure.
Explore workflow03
Drug interactions
Put the medication list into perspective.
Explore workflow04
Bleeding on a NOAC
A severity-based pathway, from assessment to follow-up.
Explore workflowInformational support for licensed healthcare professionals. Clinical decisions remain with the treating clinician.
Anticoag360+ / v4.16
Watch the latest demo00:54
FROM INFORMATION TO WORKFLOW
See the thinking.
Follow the pathway.
Explore the latest application walkthrough, including the expanded, severity-based bleeding-management pathway.
- Structured clinical inputs
- Clear, step-by-step navigation
- Post-bleeding review considerations
EVIDENCE IS THE STARTING POINT
Built around clinical knowledge.
Grounded in human judgement.
Explore the science & evidence01
Make the basis visible
Guidance and references help clinicians examine the information behind a pathway.
02
Keep the clinician in control
Professional interpretation remains essential at every stage of care.
03
Learn from practice
Physician feedback continues to inform workflow and product development.
THE KNOWLEDGE HUB
A deeper understanding.
A more informed conversation.
A FEW USEFUL ANSWERS
Questions, answered.
More to discuss? We would like to hear from you.
Get in touchWho is Anticoag360+ designed for?
Healthcare professionals involved in anticoagulation decisions, including physicians and clinical teams in primary care, cardiology, anaesthesia, perioperative care and other relevant settings.
Does the platform make treatment decisions independently?
No. It organises clinical information and references for professional review. The treating clinician remains responsible for diagnosis, prescribing, interpretation and patient care.
What is included in the current demonstration?
The supplied v4.16 video shows the application dashboard and a walkthrough of the bleeding-on-NOAC workflow, including clinical inputs, severity-based pathways and post-bleeding considerations.
Is the platform available for routine clinical use in Canada?
The February 2026 progress report describes Canadian market preparation and clinician engagement. Contact the team for current availability, evaluation arrangements and intended-use information. This website makes no claim of Canadian regulatory approval.
Can it connect to our hospital’s electronic health record?
EHR connectivity, single sign-on and other enterprise integration options are areas for evaluation. They are not presented here as completed integrations. Tell us about your workflow and technical requirements.
Can I submit patient information through this website?
No. The contact form is for professional and business enquiries. Do not include patient names, identifiers, records or other sensitive health information.
Is the website available in Persian?
Yes. Use the language control at the top to switch between English and Persian, including the knowledge hub. The supplied app recording remains in its original language.
LET’S CONNECT
Bring clarity to your next conversation.
Explore the platform with our team, share clinical feedback, or discuss a research or institutional collaboration.