… , mirtazapine and mianserin, have minimal effects on blood pressure but may rarely lead to
orthostatic hypotension and falls. These adverse effects are also observed with the serotonin-…

… PIMs correlate with adverse drug reactions (ADRs) and adverse drug events (ADEs)? One
… are highly prevalent include older people in psychiatric hospital care [Citation20] and older …

… higher costs of care for individuals and health care systems. To … drug problem. What remains
clear is that higher numbers of medications increases the frequency of adverse drug events …

… prone to drug interactions and adverse drug reactions [14,15]. Adverse drug reactions are
… CDS tools may have a positive impact on health care, such as reducing physicians’ orders …

… We identified the most recent, publicly available summary statistics from the National Hospital
Ambulatory Medical Care Survey, the National Ambulatory Medical Care Survey, and the …

… more drugs they are prescribed, the more likely drug–drug interactions are to occur 128. Such
interactions increase the risk for adverse drug reactions, … plan of social and medical care. …

… of outpatient visits per provider by 70% relative to the same week in prior years. We find
negative effects … , but the magnitudes of these latter effects tended to be larger in magnitude. The …

… information about whether the patient has a true immunologically mediated adverse drug
reaction or if the patient could tolerate the medication in the future. Routine postdesensitization …

… itive and negative effects of new drugs and reduces patient risk and expense (44); based on
these factors, sequential addition of oral agents to metformin has been the standard of care. …

… and negative effects of new drugs and reduces patient risk and expense (42); based on
these factors, sequential addition of oral agents to metformin has been the standard of care. …