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Anticoagulation in atrial fibrilllation is a key priority. 1 As junior doctors working in both general medicine and cardiology, we have found the CHA2DS2-VASc system no more onerous than its predecessor, CHADS2. The scoring system and the new guidelines also help in what is often a poorly managed condition on general medical on-calls.
The HASBLED score is included in guidelines but was not mentioned in the editorial....