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At a hospital anticoagulation clinic, Monique A. Hall, PharmD, BCPS, manages warfarin and direct oral anticoagulant therapy for outpatient cardiology populations. She regularly consults with inpatient medical teams on antiarrhythmic drug interactions and dosing adjustments. She writes on how cardiac drugs act on the heart and vessels. Hall finished a clinical pharmacy residency in acute hospital care after graduating from Southwestern Oklahoma State University with a doctorate in pharmacy.

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