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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Spontaneous reporting"”.
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An examination of adverse drug reaction reporting to the yellow card scheme
… in 209 hospitals were surveyed about ADR reporting schemes, the priority given to ADR reporting, and attitudes towards ADR reporting. ADR reporting had a low managerial priority. Local reporting schemes were found to be operating in 37% trusts, but there were few plans to start new …
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Application of Hyper-geometric Hypothesis-based Quantication and Markov Blanket Feature Selection Methods to Generate Signals for Adverse Drug Reaction Detection
… as a complementary approach toclinical trial. Spontaneous Reporting Systems (SRS) had been constructed world-widely tofacilitate tracking the risk of post-marketing drugs. Data mining algorithms had been usedfor years in detecting possible adverse eects of drugs by analyzing the large amount of …
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Pharmacovigilance study using Electronic Medical Records
Data from the spontaneous reporting system (SRS) has been used to detect the causal relationship between drugs and adverse drug reactions. However, SRS has limitations, such as the lack of denominator data of drug exposure, significant under-reporting problems, and time-consuming efforts and costs. …
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Assessing the effectiveness and challenges of adverse drug reaction reporting systems: a systematic review
Adverse Drug Reaction (ADR) reporting is a process that includes recording adverse events that are suspected to have a relationship with the utilization of medicinal products, medical devices and cosmetics. However, persistent underreporting remains a major global concern that limits the early …
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Influenza Antivirals in Adults: Analyzing Usage Trends, GI Safety, and Cardiovascular Risk Reduction
… also pronounced, with some regions consistently reporting lower rates of antiviral use. Trends over time revealed a general increase in antiviral prescribing during earlier seasons, followed by a sharp decline during the COVID-19 pandemic. In more recent seasons, prescribing rates have begun to …