The HAS-BLED scores range from 0 to 9, with scores of ≥3 indicating high risk of bleeding, for which caution and regular review of the patient are recommended.

What is a good HAS-BLED score?

How to use HAS-BLED? A high HAS-BLED score (≥3) is indicative of the need for regular clinical review and followup, but should not be used per se as a reason for stopping oral anticoagulation.

HAS-BLED predisposition to bleeding definition?

Bleeding predisposition includes chronic bleeding disorder or previous bleeding requiring hospitalization or transfusion. Labile INRs for a patient on warfarin include unstable INRs, excessively high INRs, or <60% time in therapeutic range.