American College of Gastroenterology-Canadian Association of Gastroenterology Clinical Practice Guideline: Management of Anticoagulants and Antiplatelets During Acute Gastrointestinal Bleeding and the Periendoscopic Period.

"CONFLICTS OF INTEREST Guarantors of the article: Neena S. Abraham and Alan N. Barkun. Specific author contributions: Neena S. Abraham and Alan N. Barkun contributed equally to this work. N.S.A. and A.N.B.: planning and execution; all authors: PICO development; G.I.L. and B.G.S.: assessment of evidence using GRADE method; G.I.L. and B.G.S.: preparation of evidence profiles; N.S.A., A.N.B., L.L., J.J.T., P.A.N., J.D., and G.I.L.: drafting of manuscript; all authors: critical review and approval of manuscript. Financial support: No external support from an industry partner was obtained for this joint ACG/CAG guideline. The ACG and CAG equally shared the cost of producing this document. Potential competing interests: N.S.A.: none declared. A.N.B.: Olympus Inc (Advisory Board Consulting); Pendopharm Inc (research presentation); Takeda (research presentation); none related to the topic of this guideline. B.G.S.: none declared. J.D.: Potential COI related to direct oral anticoagulants and low-molecular-weight heparin (Pfizer, Sanofi, Leo Pharma, Bristol-Myers Squibb, Portola, and Janssen). L.L.: none declared. P.A.N.: Medtronic (research), Optum (advisory panel), and AliveCor (equity/royalty relationship); none related to the topic of this guideline. J.J.T.: none declared. G.I.L.: none declared."

"Financial support: No external support from an industry partner was obtained for this joint ACG/CAG guideline. The ACG and CAG equally shared the cost of producing this document."