… 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 …

… Increasing use of medications will need to be balanced with the potential risks associated
with polypharmacy and adverse drug events, which could reduce the savings potential. It is …

… 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. …

… must factor in the potential treatment effects, adverse effects, and dangers of the illness to
be treated. The aim of this review is to educate clinicians on potential adverse effects of SSRIs. …

… , including ambulatory care, home care, acute hospital care, … criterion included individual
drugs, drug classes, specific … a focus on “adverse drug events” and “adverse drug reactions,” as …

… impact on adverse drug events, and possible impact on preventable adverse drug events, …
electronic prescribing strategies reduce medication errors, and adverse drug events is not fully …

… Medication errors are common, but they do not often lead to adverse drug events. Nonetheless,
most adverse drug events caused by medication errors are preventable. If not corrected, …

… For example, some adverse drug reactions which occur in the … adverse drug events and
their causes and contributing factors: the analysis of register data. Int J Qual Health Care 2011;23…